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    BIM

    (Building Information Modelling)

    Joseph Kubin

    Mhendislik
    BIM
    Building Information Modelling

    BIM, is a way of describing a collaboration design process


    using computer model data rather than separate sets of
    drawings.
    What is BIM?

    BIM, is not a single software solution.

    BIM, is a process of sharing model data between the


    members of the Project Team using different software.

    The aim is to use each piece of project data


    to a maximum effect reducing repetition and errors.
    BIM: Building Information Modeling
    Model data is shared in order to strengthen
    the coordination between disciplines and
    parties associated with the project.

    CLIENT

    CONTRACTOR
    BIM ARCHITECTS

    INFRASTRUCTURE
    ENGINEERS

    ELECTRICAL
    AND MECHANICAL
    ENGINEERS STRUCTURAL
    ENGINEERS
    Methods of BIM Integration

    Custom Links High level, fit for the purpose,


    (ProtaStructure > Revit Structure integrator)

    OpenBIM (IFC) Good level, mainly object data. (all industries)

    CIS/2 Medium level, Mainly object data


    (CIMSteel, AISC)

    SDNF Medium level, object data (only for steel industry)


    BIM Efficiency

    ACIS (AutoCAD) Low level, extruded shapes

    DWG, DXF Low level, no object intelligence


    Evolution of Collaboration and Design Processes

    70s 80s 90s 2000s Future

    Paper

    Layered Production
    Computer Aided Design & Drafting
    Intelligent Objects

    Building Information Modeling (BIM)


    Structure Lifespan Management

    Hand Calculations & Manual CAD Object Oriented CAD Centralized Database Future Technologies
    Drafting
    Inprovements in Decision Making
    Benefits of BIM

    Improved communication
    between the Project team
    3D Visualizsations
    Automated drawing creation
    Automated quantity estimations

    Accurate design decisions can


    be made earlier and faster
    Big reduction in repetitive
    works
    Reduction in clashing
    Reduction in material waste
    BIM in Public Sector
    *
    BIM is mandatory in publicly funded
    projects in many countries today,
    including:
    USA, Norway, Finland, Singapore and
    many more
    UK (by 2016):
    To reduce the capital cost and reduce
    carbon
    Turkey:
    Clients request in most of the
    important projects
    Firms that fail to adopt BIM risked being
    betamaxed out of existence.

    Paul Morrell
    UK Governments Chief Construction Advisor
    Difficulties in Transition to BIM

    Hardware and Software Cost


    Training Costs
    Vital step in BIM transition
    Transition from 2D drawings to 3D modelling
    More qualified technicians/engineers are required
    Designer/modeler needs to have detailed information about the project.
    Compatibility and communication between different software
    platforms
    Key Requirements for BIM to Succeed

    The ability of software solutions to communicate with each other


    A full appreciation of internal and externall processes
    Good level of communication in the team
    BIM Education and planning
    Structural BIM

    Structural Engineering firms has two main deliverables:


    Design
    Documentation

    A pivotal role in the full adoption of BIM


    Construction Documentation Modeling

    Example: Autodesk Revit


    A BIM platform for
    architects,
    structural engineers,
    Mechanical/Electrical engineers
    Used to create
    Design reports
    Construction documentation
    Material listings

    Example: ProtaStructure
    Structural Engineering Platform for Code Based Design & Detailing
    Communicates with Revit
    BIM in Architecture
    BIM in Structures
    BIM in MEP
    Code Compliant Design

    Structural Engineer must comply with several codes of practice.


    Code Compliant Design and Detailing

    A single structural model that contains all data required to


    analyse, design and detail a structure in strict compliance
    with a selected code of practice

    ProtaStructure
    Design Codes: TS-500, EC2, BS8110, ACI, HK2004, CP65
    Seismic Codes: TDY2007, EC8, IBC, UBC,
    SAP2000 ETABS

    sFrame, LUSAS, Ruaumoko

    Analytical Model

    Physical Model
    Revit with Smart BIM Objects

    BIM ProtaStructure

    Documentation AutoCAD
    And Smart Drawings
    ProtaMobile
    ProtaDetails
    Prota Group of Companies

    Prota Engineering and Consultancy


    One of Turkeys largest engineering and consultancy groups
    designing metros, communal rail systems, industrial buildings,
    power plants, high-rises
    Prota Computers
    Gold Partner and Developer Network member of Autodesk,
    Provides BIM training and integration services
    Prota Software
    Developer of the in-house software ProtaStructure (formerly
    Probina Orion), ProtaDetails and ProtaMobile
    Thank You

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