The Applications of BIM in the Building Water Supply and Drainage Engineering Design

Yin, Shi; Sun, Xu Fang; Li, Tian; Sun, Meng; Li, Xiang; Shang, Ying Ying; Ming, Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.1014.271

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“…It goes without saying, that safe water quality and appropriate sanitation are essential to sustaining economic growth and the high standard of living in Australia. Hence, the importance of BIM for water infrastructure has become greater than ever before (Yin et al 2014). However, where some industries are already successfully incorporating BIM workflows into their business processes and distribution networks, the water industry has been relatively slow to adapt to this change.…”

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Integrating Lifecycle Thinking in Asset Management Through BIM: Opportunities for the Water Sector

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Stewart

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Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

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The water industry worldwide has been gradually transitioning towards digital asset management practices. Australia is no exception. However, these practicesareoftencomplicatedbyalackofconsistentmodelsforgatheringandmaintainin g up-to-date asset information across the industry. There is a need for innovative digital platforms and asset management solutions for making decisions that suit the increasing needs of the water sector. Building Information Modelling (BIM) can potentially be the conduit to asset management databases as it goes well beyond 3D models developed for use in the design and construction phase. The overarching goal of this research was to address the water industry challenge of implementing BIM to integrate digital data for the facility lifecycle as well as to provide information and decision support to asset management, and operation and maintenance. A number of workshops with asset managers and maintenance operators were held on the basis of a case study of a bulk water supply company in Australia. Stakeholders discussed specific expectations for the visualisation of information to ensure that data is used, understood and managed over the whole lifecycle. The barriers to the implementation of digital techniques for the purpose of efficient asset management were also explored.

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Integrating Lifecycle Thinking in Asset Management Through BIM: Opportunities for the Water Sector

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Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering

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Design and Exploration of Drainage System based on Pressure Pipeline in Buildings

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2019

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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In order to improve the drainage system of buildings in China, the drainage system based on pressure pipeline is studied. Firstly, the development background of building drainage in China is described, and the flow algorithm of pressure pipeline is introduced. On this basis, the drainage test of single riser and double riser system is designed. Through comparative analysis of the test, the drainage characteristics of the pipeline drainage system are obtained, and the relevant design methods of the drainage system in buildings are obtained based on the pressure pipeline. The drainage performance of double risers is better than that of single risers. Double risers should be used as much as possible in construction, especially in high-rise buildings. Drainage of high-rise buildings is complex, and large changes in water pressure are easily formed in pipeline, which may damage indoor water-using equipment, make odorous gases in pipelines enter indoors, and destroy living environment. The research results can provide data reference for building drainage design, provide parameter basis for testing standards of drainage capacity of residential drainage system, and improve building drainage system in China.

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The Applications of BIM in the Building Water Supply and Drainage Engineering Design

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Integrating Lifecycle Thinking in Asset Management Through BIM: Opportunities for the Water Sector

Integrating Lifecycle Thinking in Asset Management Through BIM: Opportunities for the Water Sector

Design and Exploration of Drainage System based on Pressure Pipeline in Buildings

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