Maintenance of Facilities and Aircrafts: A Comparison of IT-Driven Solutions

Parhiala, Karoliina; Yalcinkaya, Mehmet; Singh, Vishal

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-45937-9_2

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“…Therefore, it can be easier to integrate construction processes with product information. Parhiala et al (2014) presented a comparison between BIM and digital mock-up (DMU) presented both as PLM technologies. Based on a literature review and focusing on operation and maintenance uses, the study shows how the two technologies apply similar functions for different industries and products.…”

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“…Both BIM and PLM are based on information technology and 3D models or DMUs, to represent and manipulate the 'product', be it a building or an aircraft. This distinguishes this research from other similar works such as Parhiala et al (2014). We also consider that the 3D model (used to visualise the product), known in the construction industry as the building information model, as being roughly equivalent to the DMU used in the aircraft or shipbuilding industries.…”

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Comparison of shipbuilding and construction industries from the product structure standpoint

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IJPLM

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The use of building information modelling (BIM) in construction compares to the use of product lifecycle management (PLM) in manufacturing. Previous research has shown that it is possible to improve BIM with the features and the best practices from the PLM approach. This article provides a comparison from the standpoint of the bill of materials (BOM) and product structures. It compares the product beginning of life in both construction and shipbuilding industries. The research then tries to understand the use, form and evolution of product structures and BOM concepts in shipbuilding with the aim of identifying equivalent notions in construction. Research findings demonstrate that similar concepts for structuring information exist in construction; however, the relationship between them is unclear. Further research is therefore required to detail the links identified by the authors and develop an equivalent central structuring backbone as found in PLM platforms.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%