Collision Detection of Building Facility Pipes and Ducts Based on BIM Technology

Ning Han; Zi Feng Yue; Yuan Fang Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.346.312

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Collision Detection of Building Facility Pipes and Ducts Based on BIM Technology

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As construction space becomes increasingly constrained, the need to avoid collision among various HVAC, sewage and electronic pipes has become a pressing concern for modern building engineering projects. This article uses Building Information Modeling(BIM) technology to construct a three-dimensional piping model and utilizes Autodesk Navisworks software to integrate project data from various operators in order to pinpoint potential conflicts locations and generate a comprehensive ducting collision detection report. The advantages of this virtual construction vehicle include improving engineering, designing quality and efficiency.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 346)

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312-317

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September 2011

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Ning Han, Zi Feng Yue, Yuan Fang Lu

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Autodesk Navisworks, Building Engineering Project, Building Information Modeling (BIM), Collision Detection

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