Buildings (Jul 2024)

An Approach of BIM-Based Dynamic Adaptive Zoning for Group Piles Construction Multi-Work Areas

  • Wei Zhou,
  • Yunan Zhang,
  • Jiaxi Chen,
  • Haowen Jiang,
  • Weijun You,
  • Liangtao Nie,
  • Mingjing Fang

DOI
https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings14072071
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 14, no. 7
p. 2071

Abstract

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In large-scale pile foundation drilling projects, the absence of digital work area management hampers dynamic construction management, affecting efficiency. This article explores multi-work area management during pile foundation drilling using a BIM parameterized model, focusing on informatization. The results indicate the following: (i) A dynamic zoning method for pile foundation construction using BIM models was developed to support information management systems and address resource allocation challenges amid dynamic construction team changes. (ii) Adaptive zoning methods were proposed, incorporating the dynamic adjustment of construction work areas, including the division of virtual work areas and adaptive adjustment of pile foundation partition parameters. (iii) Work area modeling and zoning were applied on site, with pile foundation modeling aligning with engineering design distribution, and work area zoning accurately reflecting the on-site construction status. (iv) This method enables adaptive synchronization between pile foundation model attributes and work area information, integrating zoning management into the information system to enhance the construction unit’s information management system and digital management level.

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