A Typology Model of Temporary Facility Constraints for Automated Construction Site Layout Planning

Kim, Minguk; Ryu, Han-Guk; Kim, Tae Wan

doi:10.3390/app11031027

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“…There are existing studies on the layout of the construction site in connection with the main construction machines [3,4,[40][41][42][43], but very little account is taken of machine noise in the optimization [2,5,44]. It is possible to continue the research of noise from construction and for the transmission inside the building and the subsequent propagation of noise and vibration in the indoor environment of buildings [23,24,[45][46][47][48].…”

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Evaluation of Construction Site Noise to Allow the Optimisation of Construction Processes and Construction Machinery Selection

Kantová

2021

Applied Sciences

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During the pre-construction phase of an investment project, a construction plan is usually prepared by the building contractor. It contains financial plans, schedules, technical regulations with working procedures and proposals for the deployment of construction machinery and work teams. These items are then optimised in order to save money, shorten construction time and increase the quality of the final work while ensuring environmental and safety standards are maintained at the site. The ecological aspects of building work include compliance with the hygiene limits for building site noise, which is caused in particular by the simultaneous operation of machines. In the Czech Republic, limit values are set by Government Regulation 272/2011 Coll., as amended, on the protection of health against the adverse effects of noise and vibrations. The evaluation of construction site noise is not usually performed by contractors themselves and noise is usually measured only at the construction site, where work is limited or additional measures are taken in the case of values that exceed the stipulated limits. As the values in the construction plan should be as close as possible to reality during the implementation of the plan, it would seem appropriate to include such noise assessments within it. The purpose of this paper is to present an example of such an evaluation from the formal and material standpoint. The assessment has been conducted in the form of a specific noise study, expanded by a commentary on the treatment of the hypotheses. It shows how to obtain input data for evaluation, divide sub-calculations and use the supporting SW of the Hluk plus product for the purposes of construction information modelling, as well as how to correctly set noise sources and the positions of measured points for evaluation by the model within this programme. Subsequently, options for the evaluation of appropriate measures are listed, including their inclusion in reassessments.

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Evaluation of Construction Site Noise to Allow the Optimisation of Construction Processes and Construction Machinery Selection

Kantová

2021

Applied Sciences

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“…For example, Wang et al [10] use BIM as a centralised database and collaborative platform for the project team to share their knowledge and experience to improve the overall performance of consistent constraint modelling. Some studies [10,12,13] also use BIM to simulate the overall construction process to identify constraints based on the predetermined path of construction before field execution. In addition, BIM can also visualise the Jobsite [11].…”

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Exploring a Digital Twin Framework for lean management of constraints in construction: A literature review

Mao

González

Zou

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Construction constraints are conditions or circumstances that impede the standard progress of production tasks in construction projects towards achieving specific production objectives. Construction constraints are highly dynamic and span different domains. Failing to manage constraints on time could result in out of sequence work and suboptimal productivity. As the construction sector embraces digital technologies, an emerging concept, Digital Twin, has been recognised as a potential solution to solve the endemic problems in construction process management. Digital Twin as a virtual model for cyber-physical bi-directional data-driven management and control of the physical counterpart has emerged over the past decade in the manufacturing industry. However, the implementation of Digital Twin in the construction sector is still in its infancy. Hence, there is an opportunity to adopt Digital Twin to enhance the current implementation of constraint management. This paper presents a literature review of constraint management-related studies, aiming to determine the potential constituents of the Digital Twin framework from a dual technological/lean-based perspective. A total of 55 papers published so far were selected using Scopus. The result shows the potential constituents can include: (1) Information technologies, (2) Swarm Intelligence and Genetic Algorithm, (3) Semantic Web, and (4) Lean-based methods. Our study provides valuable insight concerning which technologies could be used to support the development of DT in the construction sector. These findings can serve as a guideline for future researchers in the construction industry to develop their own DT.

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“…Temporary facilities provide an operational supplementary platform for work tasks taking place within the area of construction, and the process of locating these facilities on-site site is denoted as site layout planning (SLP) [4], or construction site layout planning (CSLP). According to [5], in its most basic concept, the SLP process involves planning, designing, and locating all of the necessary facilities to support the activities carried out during the construction period. However, this static planning concept, established in the early stages of the project [6], where facilities are assumed to have a fixed position throughout the entire duration of a project [7][8][9][10], does not reflect the current panorama of the construction operations.…”

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“…Complex projects demand a strong understanding of the Buildings 2021, 11, 602 2 of 17 work progress to implement a site layout that meets the needs of construction activities. The flow of materials, equipment, and personnel between temporary facilities must be continuously analysed, reducing operating costs through mathematical optimisation [5]. In other words, decision making must be performed dynamically throughout the various stages of the construction process.…”

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The Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for Dynamic Site Layout Planning in Large-Scale Construction Projects

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Construction sites are increasingly complex, and their layout have an impact on productivity, safety, and efficiency of construction operations. Dynamic site layout planning (DSLP) considers the adjustment of construction facilities on-site, on an evolving basis, allowing the relocation of temporary facilities according to the stages of the project. The main objective of this study is to develop a framework for integrating unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and their capacity for effective photogrammetry with site layout planning optimisation and Building Information Modelling (BIM) for automating site layout planning in large construction projects. The mathematical model proposed is based on a mixed integer programming (MIP) model, which was employed to validate the framework on a realistic case study provided by an industry partner. Allocation constraints were formulated to ensure the placement of the facilities in feasible regions. Using information from the UAV, several parameters could be considered, including proximity to access ways, distances between the facilities, and suitability of locations. Based on the proposed framework, a layout was developed for each stage of the project, adapting the location of temporary facilities according to current progress on-site. As a result, the use of space was optimised, and internal transport costs were progressively reduced.

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A Typology Model of Temporary Facility Constraints for Automated Construction Site Layout Planning

Cited by 14 publications

References 44 publications

Evaluation of Construction Site Noise to Allow the Optimisation of Construction Processes and Construction Machinery Selection

Evaluation of Construction Site Noise to Allow the Optimisation of Construction Processes and Construction Machinery Selection

Exploring a Digital Twin Framework for lean management of constraints in construction: A literature review

The Use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles for Dynamic Site Layout Planning in Large-Scale Construction Projects

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