The Idea of Technical Predictive Maintenance of Utility Buildings Using Text Sources of Information About the Technical Condition of Buildings

Gajzler, Marcin

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“…Out of the wide range of publications, the authors chose 11 documents whose topics were connected to maintenance strategies of educational buildings. The documents were conference papers and articles and were published in the years 2015-2023 [18][19][20][21][22][42][43][44][45][46][47]. The next interesting publication is an article connected with the maintenance of highrise buildings; like the previous one, it was published in Malaysia.…”

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“…Some of the publications highlight the importance of condition-based maintenance and the use of BIM to support decision making in building maintenance [19,20]. The integration of BIM together with deterioration models and three-dimensional facility models is suggested to manage the maintenance process efficiently in [21,22].…”

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In this article, comprehensive insights into the field of building maintenance, emphasizing the importance of keywords, collaborative efforts among authors, and the evolving research landscape, are provided. The use stage, as the longest phase in a building’s life cycle, involves economic, technical, and social activities. Numerous authors have contributed to the broader topic of building maintenance, covering aspects such as maintenance prioritization, improvement actions, decision-making guidelines, factors affecting success, cost estimation models, and BIM usage in maintenance. The study conducts a thorough literature review using Scopus as a search engine, employing the full-counting method for authorship, and uses VOSviewer 1.6.20 software for bibliometric analysis to identify gaps and outline future research directions. The results reveal distinct data sets focusing on building maintenance from general to specific, with each set reflecting unique aspects and considerations. Bibliometric maps illustrate author collaboration and keyword connections within each set, highlighting evolving research trends and areas of focus. Overall, the analysis highlights the importance of prioritizing maintenance, integrating technology, and fostering collaboration to enhance building maintenance in educational institutions. The study concludes with recommendations for future research, emphasizing the ongoing need for exploration and development in building maintenance, especially on maintenance strategies and Life Cycle Costs of university buildings.

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Technical Management of Residential Buildings—The Idea of Implementing Predictive Approach Elements for Sustainable Maintenance

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This article presents the issue of sustainably managing of the technical maintenance of multi-family residential buildings with diverse characteristics. The results of this research conducted on entities managing real estate in a real estate market in the city of Poznan (0.5 million inhabitants) are presented along with comments, with attention drawn to the commonness of the approaches used in building maintenance management. Of particular note is the reactive approach (which, in extreme cases, turns out to be unreliable and does not guarantee the absence of restrictions in the possibility of using housing resources) and the practical lack of application of the proactive-predictive approach. The main features of the approaches used in management are presented, and selected examples are used to demonstrate the advantage of proactive approaches in the economic, social, and environmental aspects. This article presents arguments for the implementation of proactive management strategies, including predictive maintenance. Due to financial and technical limitations, our model is presented in support of the technical management of buildings with predictive elements. The model is based on case-based reasoning (CBR). An important element of the model is the knowledge acquisition system, which uses mandatory technical condition inspections resulting from the applicable law and inspection protocols created as a result. The proposed model is not as expensive as using full predictive maintenance using sensor infrastructure devices, and at the same time allows advanced reasoning and solves the practical problems of maintaining housing resources.

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The Idea of Technical Predictive Maintenance of Utility Buildings Using Text Sources of Information About the Technical Condition of Buildings

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Strategies of Public University Building Maintenance—A Literature Survey

Strategies of Public University Building Maintenance—A Literature Survey

Technical Management of Residential Buildings—The Idea of Implementing Predictive Approach Elements for Sustainable Maintenance

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