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Lecture 3

The document outlines the role of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in civil engineering design and construction, covering topics such as model federation, clash detection, and 4D/5D simulations. It emphasizes the importance of accurate models for effective design reviews and construction planning, as well as the types of information contractors require from BIM. Various software tools and file formats used in BIM processes are also discussed.

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Lecture 3

The document outlines the role of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in civil engineering design and construction, covering topics such as model federation, clash detection, and 4D/5D simulations. It emphasizes the importance of accurate models for effective design reviews and construction planning, as well as the types of information contractors require from BIM. Various software tools and file formats used in BIM processes are also discussed.

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BAHIR DAR UNIVERSITY

BAHIR DAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY


Faculty of Civil and Water Resources Engineering
Introduction to BIM for Civil Engineering

Lecture 3: BIM in Design and Construction

Begashaw W.
2016 E.C.
Outline
✓ Introduction

✓ BIM Definition and Design

✓ Design Review and Model Federation

✓ File Readers

✓ Clash Detection

✓ 4D and 5D Construction

✓ Information Contractors Want from BIM

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Introduction

✓ As the project has developed from the strategy to the design brief and

beginning to accumulate modelling data.

✓ Having developed the concept model into an architectural model issued for

other designers to develop their own discipline models.

✓ The design authoring continues and models and information are regularly

shared among the team.

✓ Models are brought together for the purpose of performing a design review in

accordance with the BIM Execution Plan (BEP).

✓ Accurate model allows for a smoother and better-planned construction process

and reduces the potential for errors and conflicts. 3


BIM Definition and Design
✓ At this stage the designers are developing model information in
accordance with the BEP requirements.

✓ Any number of 3D modelling products could be used to produce the


discipline specific models

✓ Model specific naming

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Design Review and Model Federation
✓ During the design phase each disciplines should be reviewed before
federation/linking models

✓ Design review involves checking for conceptual issues and errors


related to each model disciplines.

✓ The federated models created by linking external files into a single


project model

✓ Once the federated model created can be used:


✓ Clash detection

✓ 3D construction simulation

✓ material take-off and animation.

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Design Review and Model Federation
✓ Navisworks Manage, Solibri Model, Checker and Tekla BIMsight.

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File Readers
✓ Model federation software's contain numerous file readers, capable of
reading data from other file formats.

✓ Cloud data from laser scans is also supported and a federated model
contain both 2D and 3D information.

✓ The IFC format continues to evolve to include other areas of


construction such as infrastructure.

✓ The most widely accepted file transfer format is the Industry


Foundation Class (IFC) file format.

✓ Other file formats


✓ Revit file: .rvt

✓ Navis work: .nwd

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File Readers

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Clash Detection
✓ After model aggregation, one of the greatest coordination strengths is
the ability to inspect, identify and report upon object clashes.

✓ Views of clashes can be placed into an html report for circulation and
resolution by the necessary team member.

✓ In order to have useful clash detection results it is important that clearly


defined items are selected.

✓ The more specific the clash test the more detailed the outcome will be.

✓ Each clash can have a viewpoint with red lines added for clarification
and comments for action.

✓ Clash information's such as the clash status, the location of the clash
and who is the issue assigned to.
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Clash Detection

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Rendering and Visual Production
✓ Model renderings are being created from concept modelling to
handover, and they serve a broad range of requirements.

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4D-Construction Simulation
✓ Software products that could be used for project scheduling are
Synchro, Primavera, Vico, Asta and Navisworks.

✓ 4D is widely understood to represent the combination of 3D elements


with time (Model + the Programme).

✓ Using the 3D models and allocating the construction programme to the


objects creates 4D planning

✓ This is far easier than reading through drawings and Gantt charts.

✓ More importantly its great way to demonstrate how to build the project.

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4D-Construction Simulation

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5D-Cost Model, Databases & Tools
✓ Model based estimating can very quickly schedule all the countable
building elements, from windows and doors to complex Fixture.

✓ Can generate accurate and comprehensive counts in a fraction of the


time.

✓ No longer have to translate 2D drawings and excel files in minds to


create a 3D representation.

✓ There are far fewer manual steps, and far less chance for human error
and reduced risk should provide greater cost certainty.

✓ Software products that could be used for project CostX software, this
integrates with Navisworks and a number of other tools.

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5D-Cost Model, Databases & Tools

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5D-Process

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5D-Quantity Take-Off
✓ The ability to derive material quantities at the earliest stages of a
project is extremely beneficial for cost estimation.

✓ Navisworks support the integration of 3D and 2D design data, so


drawings can also be measured and used for take-off.

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Information Contractors Want from BIM
✓ Detailed building information

✓ Specification information associated with each building component

✓ Connectivity between components

✓ Analysis data related to performance levels and project requirements

✓ Design and construction status

✓ Major temporary component

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Snapshot of contractors and using a BIM

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Thank you!

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