Lately, several machine learning (ML) techniques are emerging as alternative and efficient ways to predict how component properties influence the properties of the final mixture. In the area of civil engineering, recent research already uses ML techniques with conventional concrete dosages. The importance of discussing its use in the Brazilian context is inserted in an international context in which this methodology is already being applied, and it is necessary to verify the applicability of these techniques with national databases or what is created from national input data. In this research, one of these techniques, an artificial neural network (ANN), is used to determine the compressive strength of conventional Brazilian concrete at 7 and 28 days by using a database built through publications in congresses and academic works and comparing it with the reference database of Yeh. The data were organized into nine variables in which the data samples for training and test sets vary in five different cases. The eight possible input variables were: consumption of cement, blast furnace slag, pozzolana, water, additive, fine aggregate, coarse aggregate, and age. The response variable was the compressive strength of the concrete. Using international data as a training set and Brazilian data as a test set, or vice versa, did not show satisfactory results in isolation. The results showed a variation in the five scenarios; however, when using the Brazilian and the reference data sets together as test and training sets, higher R2 values were obtained, showing that in the union of the two databases, a good predictive model is obtained.
A internet das coisas (IoT) é uma complexa tecnologia de integração ambientada com software e hardware, tecnologia de sensores, de circuitos integrados e de aplicação eletrônica. Esse artigo tem como objetivo contextualizar o uso da IoT na indústria da construção civil por meio de uma Revisão Sistemática da Literatura (RSL). Procura-se identificar e analisar as inovações na construção civil com o uso de IoT entre 2017 e 2021 a partir de publicações científicas, com a classificação dos artigos em categorias e subcategorias. Nota-se um aumento significativo de produções científicas inseridas na indústria 4.0 que que devem mudar a maneira de construir.
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