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AN INTRODUCTION TO BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING (BIM)

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KAM PUVANAKUMAR

OBJECTIVE• What is BIM?

• How will it impact us?

• What do we need to know?

• What do we need to do?

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STATE OF OUR INDUSTRY

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WHAT IS BIM & WHY IS GOVERNMENT SEEKING ITS ADOPTION?

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ProcurementEfficiency ImprovementsLow Carbon ConstructionWhole Life Cost Savings

BIM

1994Sir

Michael Latham

Sir John Egan

1998

2009Professor

Martin Cave

Innovation Growth Team

2010

2011Government Construction Client Group

Cabinet Office

2011

BIM IS UNSTOPPABLE!

Peter HansfordGovernment Chief

Construction Adviser

BIM - WHAT THE HECK IS IT?

BIM seems to be something different depending on the point of view. Building v Infrastructure; CAD v GIS; Client v Supply Chain ?

SO WHAT IS BIM?

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Building

Information

Modelling

Building should be taken as the verb to build rather the noun a building

M covers two interchangeable aspects -Modelling and Management

Information flow throughout the life cycle of an asset from procurement through operational management and changes

Lots of published technical definitions!

SO WHAT IS BIM?

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Lots of published technical definitions!

Better Information Management

Includes people, processes, standards and methods

... and systems and tools

You can’t buy BIM out of a Box

Level 2 “Package”

1. PAS 1192-2:2013 Capital Delivery

2. PAS 1192-3:2014 Operational Delivery

3. BS 1192-4:2014 COBie

4. BIM Protocol5. Government Soft Landings6. Classification7. Digital Plan of Works

(Levels of Detail)8. PAS 1192-5:2015

Digital & Cyber Security

FEED

DATA RELATIONSHIPS & INTEROPERABILITY

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Model File

Intelligent P&ID

P&IDDatabase

Process FlowDiagram

Client’sAIM

IFC

CIBSEPDT

CommSheets

WIMES

COBie

Electronic O&M Manual




3. BS 1192-4:2014 COBie




DPOW – POSSIBLE OUTPUTS

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LEVELS OF DEFINITION (MATURITY)

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3. BS 1192-4:2014 COBie




THE BIM APPROACH:-- CREATE VIRTUAL ASSETS - ASSEMBLE REAL ASSETS- OPERATE & MAINTAIN BOTH

• Collaborative design• Eliminate errors in the virtual world £££• Earlier procurement & build off-site £££• Assemble the design – shorter site time £££• Reduced design re-work and potential time delays £££

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NEW

IT’S THE DAY JOB – BUSINESS AS USUAL!

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Delivering two projectsVirtual Asset Information enabling Physical Assets

THE INFORMATION MODEL

It should be understood that the Information model is far more than just the

3D representation and visualisation

INTEGRATED & COORDINATED INFORMATION

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Client Common Data Environment

THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION

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Civil Others

Supplier A Supplier B Supplier C Supplier D Supplier E Supplier F

Assets Manuals

Process

DocumentsFederated

Models

Standards

Project Common Data Environment

MEICA

Alliance /

Joint Venture

Contractors

Supply Chain

Owner

Operator

Asset Mgmt O&M Manuals ERP

BIM Execution Plans

BIM Process

Level of Detail

Level of Information

Asset Data

Employer Information Req

Asset Information Mgmt

Functional Location

CapitalisationIntegrationHandover

BIM ObjectsO&M Manuals

Data Data Data

Data Data Data

MODEL SEGREGATION - VOLUMESVolumesThe volume strategy should be owned and managed at the highest level of the projectmanagement team. Use of volumes enables concurrent work on models, information security, file size and other key information activities tasks to be managed effectively.All members of the design team shall agree volumes as fully as possible at the start of a project and document within the BEP.

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… AND IT’S FIXED ON SITE!

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CONCLUSION• What is BIM?

Better Information Management

• How will it impact us?Mandatory for all public sector projects and soon for all private sector

• What do we need to know?Delivering 2 projects – A virtual information model and a physical asset

• What do we need to do?Get on board - join BIM4Water

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ANY QUESTIONS?

For further questions please send me an email to;

[email protected]