Possibilities of Using Building Information Model Data in Reinforcement Processing Plant

Q2 Engineering
D. Pupeikis, Lina Morkunaite, M. Daukšys, A. Navickas, Svajūnas Abromas
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Abstract

While the AEC industry is moving towards digitalization off-site rebar prefabrication became a common practice. Now most companies use a long-established standard order processing method, where the customer submits 2D paper or PDF-based drawings. Subsequently, the manufacturers are obligated to make additional detailing, redrawing, calculations, and preparation of other required information for manufacturing. Thus, in this typical scenario, there is a great repetition of the same tasks, with the obvious loss of time and increased likelihood of human error. However, improvements can be made by the application of advanced digital production workflow and the use of open BIM standards (e.g., IFC, XML, BVBS). Therefore, this paper presents the typical data flow algorithm in contrast to the automated data flow for reinforcement manufacturing. Further, the two approaches are compared and analyzed based on Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) methods. The results have shown promising prospects for companies willing to automate their data flow processes by the use of 3D drawings and digital data from the BIM model in their plants.
建筑信息模型数据在钢筋加工厂应用的可能性
随着AEC行业走向数字化,非现场钢筋预制成为一种普遍做法。现在,大多数公司使用长期建立的标准订单处理方法,客户提交2D纸张或基于pdf的图纸。随后,制造商有义务进行额外的详细说明、重绘、计算和准备其他生产所需的信息。因此,在这个典型的场景中,相同的任务有大量的重复,明显地浪费了时间,并且增加了人为错误的可能性。然而,可以通过应用先进的数字生产工作流程和使用开放的BIM标准(例如,IFC, XML, BVBS)来进行改进。因此,本文提出了典型的数据流算法,并与钢筋制造的自动化数据流进行了对比。在此基础上,基于多准则决策方法对两种方法进行了比较和分析。研究结果显示,对于那些愿意在工厂中使用3D图纸和BIM模型中的数字数据来实现数据流流程自动化的公司来说,前景是光明的。
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