Investigation on the generation of construction wastes in Bangladesh

Datta, Shuvo Dip; Rana, Md. Jewel; Assafi, Mohammad Nafe; Mim, Nusrat Jahan; Ahmed, Shakil

doi:10.1080/15623599.2022.2050977

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“…This will help reduce the possibility of errors, and there will be less delay once the project has commenced. Moreover, the usage of materials because of rework in construction projects, lack of training among the stakeholders and absence of adequate guidelines give rise to a huge amount of construction waste and threaten natural resources (Datta et al , 2022). Construction delay occurring in the execution phase of a project is hard to manage.…”

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“…Therefore, further studies are encouraged to improvise this 4D BIM framework to incorporate more prominent delay factors following the requirements of the projects so that delay can be minimized in the construction industry. Offsite construction is ideal for reducing delays in construction projects and increasing the quality of a project (Datta and Nafe Assafi, 2022). Therefore, integrating 4D BIM in future studies to promote offsite construction can be beneficial for ensuring economic advantage and increasing project performance.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Development and validation of a framework for preventing and mitigating construction delay using 4D BIM platform in Bangladeshi construction sector

Assafi

Hossain

Chileshe

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Purpose As a developing nation, Bangladesh still has scarce technological applications in the construction sector, which results in construction delays. This paper aims to propose a framework that will diminish manual labor, reduce human error and apply four-dimensional (4D) building information modeling (BIM)-based solutions to mitigate and prevent construction project delays. Design/methodology/approach First, a systematic literature review was conducted on analyzing the construction delay scenario in the context of Bangladesh and other countries. Next, a 4D BIM-based framework was developed using Autodesk Navisworks Manage. Finally, it was used to run on-site simulations on an ongoing construction project which faced delays because of design errors and inefficient planning. Findings Affirmative results were found from applying these methods through real-time project simulation. The current status of the project and the status after using BIM technology were compared. It was observed that during both the preconstruction and execution phases, the application of 4D BIM could reduce the delay posed by design error and inefficient planning. Practical implications The project manager and the design engineers can use these frameworks to review their projects. For the design engineers, the preconstruction phase portion of the framework will help identify the probable errors in the design. For the project managers, keeping track of time using the execution phase portion of the framework will be resourceful. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this study is the first to assess the significant delay factors endemic in Bangladesh and develop a BIM-based technological solution. This study is solely dedicated to reforming the construction techniques in Bangladesh through the application of 4D BIM technology.

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Development and validation of a framework for preventing and mitigating construction delay using 4D BIM platform in Bangladeshi construction sector

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Hossain

Chileshe

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“…Delays and the inability to complete work on schedule are the prime sources of construction conflicts. Time delays are common and are virtually always related to construction projects [5]. Economic crisis, poor management, ineffective design, financial corruption, lack of contractor experience, inefficient scheduling, changes in legislation and government Regulations, a lack of application of modern technologies, poor working conditions, delays, a lack of planning, and poor project safety planning are some factors contributing to unfinished projects in the Iraqi construction industry [6].…”

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The management of construction projects in Iraq and the most important reasons for the delay

musawi¹,

Naimi²

2023

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In Iraq, there is a vast construction movement. Still, it is accompanied by many problems, the most important of which is the delay in completing projects during the specified time. The time must be optimized by adopting the leadership practice and dedicating it to the benefit of performing the process and functions of the project. The research aims to identify the most important reasons and factors that affect the project delivery process within the specified period. The investigation initially dealt with the most important previous studies, on this subject, by researchers, then touched on the concept of construction projects, their types and details. A questionnaire containing reasons for the delay was identified and divided into several items. It concluded that the most common reasons for delays are delays in laboratory testing of materials, assignment of works to the lowest bidder, contractors' financial incompetence, and high building materials prices. The most crucial factor is to streamline building material inspection procedures, set up inspection laboratories on several occasions and assess the contractor's effectiveness and ability to implement before the project is referred financially. Organizations and individuals should coordinate their work between the construction departments to prevent any issues that may arise during completing tasks.

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“…It has a low thermal conductivity, which can help reduce heat loss in buildings and other structures. This can lead to a more comfortable living or working environment and lower energy costs [33]. In addition, wollastonite powder can improve the chemical properties of concrete.…”

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Investigating the performance of ternary cementitious systems incorporating wollastonite powder and lime sludge in concrete

Venkata Phani Manoj,

Ravichandran,

Kodanda Rama Rao

2023

Mater. Res. Express

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The production of cement results in a significant amount of energy consumption and CO2 emissions, which are major contributors to environmental pollution. Researchers have developed a ternary blended mix concrete to address these concerns by partially substituting cement with a combination of lime sludge (LS) and wollastonite powder (WP). This study investigated the mechanical properties (compressive strength, spilt tensile strength, and flexural strength) of a ternary blended concrete mix with a grade of M30. 180 specimens, including 60 cubes, 60 cylinders, and 60 prisms, were prepared for testing. The blended concrete mix was produced using different percentages of cement replacement by LS (5%, 10%, 15%) and WP (10%, 15%, 20%). The compressive strength for the ternary mix at 10% LS and 15% WP was 44.78 % higher than the conventional mix, the flexural strength ternary mix at 10% LS and 15% WP was 25.46 % higher than the conventional mix, and spilt tensile strength ternary mix at 10% LS, and 15% WP was 27.30 % higher than the conventional mix at 28 days and trend is almost same for 7,56 and 90 days . The results showed that a ternary mix containing 75% cement, 10% LS, and 15% WP exhibited the best mechanical properties.

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Investigation on the generation of construction wastes in Bangladesh

Cited by 36 publications

References 27 publications

Development and validation of a framework for preventing and mitigating construction delay using 4D BIM platform in Bangladeshi construction sector

Development and validation of a framework for preventing and mitigating construction delay using 4D BIM platform in Bangladeshi construction sector

The management of construction projects in Iraq and the most important reasons for the delay

Investigating the performance of ternary cementitious systems incorporating wollastonite powder and lime sludge in concrete

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