Application of BIM and Construction Process Simulation using 5D BIM for Residential Building Project

International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) e-ISSN: 2395-0056
Volume: 04 Issue: 07 | July -2017 www.irjet.net p-ISSN: 2395-0072
© 2017, IRJET | Impact Factor value: 5.181 | ISO 9001:2008 Certified Journal | Page 1063
APPLICATION OF BIM AND CONSTRUCTION PROCESS SIMULATION
USING 5D BIM FOR RESIDENTIAL BUILDING PROJECT
Snehal M. Jununkar1, Prof.D. S. Aswar2, Prof. D. L.Mittapalli3
1 Post graduate student, Department of Civil Engineering, RMD Sinhgad College of Engineering, Warje,
Pune, Maharashtra, INDIA
2Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Sinhgad college of Engineering, Wadgaon ,
3 Professor , Department of Civil Engineering, RMD Sinhgad College of Engineering, Warje,
---------------------------------------------------------------------***---------------------------------------------------------------------
Abstract - In today’s growing construction field quality of
work, time and cost these are the very important elements.
Building information which comes timely and correctly in
multiple dimensions will facilitate a advanced decision
building process which can develop these three things. 5D
Building Information Modelling is raising development in the
construction industry that integrates all the key information
from the initial design to the finishing stage. The habitual
construction industry's production effectivenessismoderately
low and the waste of resources is serious, which has actually
hindered the construction field green sustainable
development. With applying BIM 5D in construction field, the
intensity of careful management in the construction stage
being developed successfully. The intention of this paper to
study the effect of BIM execution on the conventional building
design procedures. The BIM is holdout this methodology into
3D drawings in the three main dimensional width, height and
depth with the time as the 4th and cost as the 5th. 4D model
based scheduling simulation can be used to check or the
progress at site without being a truly present there. Itcanalso
help in monitoring delays in relation to a planned schedule.
The estimating based on 5-D model produces accurate
quantities for the competent estimation of architectural,
structural and services components
Key Words: BIM, 3-D, 4-D, 5-D Models
1. INTRODUCTION
BIM is instrumental in shifting the construction industry’s
paradigm from two dimensional (2D) based drawing
information systems to a three dimensional (3D) object
information systems. This transformation changes the
documentation method used in building design and
construction, from manual conducts which are human
readable, and integrates digital descriptions of building
elements with other information including time as 4D and
can be used to track the growth of the project during
construction from beginning to completion. and cost as 5D
This beneficial to the owner or project head recognize how
the money is being spent over the project and know how to
allocate the finances throughout different stages of project.
which are computer readable. This process is recognised as
n-dimensional (n-D) modelling, where different
“dimensions” of information are integrated into a digital
building model. The construction field is constantly shifting
in an effort to recognize the construction process, minimize
material waste, decrease overall cost, accelerate project
achievement, and developed coordination among people
involved. The performanceofBuildingInformationModeling
(BIM) related software, such as Autodesk‟s Revit and
Nemetschek, into construction projects contributes to
making this growth in the industry feasible. There many
more are applications/software used to prepare 5D BIM
models, such as Autodesk Navisworks,VicoOffice,CostX, etc.
Current 5D models are largely usefull for cost analysis of a
project and allow various disciplines to visualize the
development of construction tasks and related estimation of
schedule and time.
1.1. Aim of the project
Building Information Modeling (BIM) to defined as a
consistent, digital, 3D, virtual representationoftheproject to
be built for use in design decision-managerial, construction
scheduling and planning, cost estimates and maintenance of
construction projects.
1.2 Objectives
1. Studying traditional site working methods.
2. Studying Building Information Modeling and its
framework.
3. Preparing 3D model in Revit Autodesk for practical
problem.
4. Preparing scheduling and cost estimation in
Microsoft project
5. To prepare a 5D model in Autodesk Nevisworks for
a practical problem by using time as 4th costasa 5th
dimension.

2. LITERATURE REVIEW
Hyunjoo Kim1 and Francois Grobler(2013) This paper
suggests improved costanalysiscan be developedusingdata
extraction in Building Information Modeling (BIM). BIM
models contain a wealth of information and tools have been
developed to automate a series of process such as quantity
takeoff, scheduling, and estimating. This paper discuss a
sample tool to support BIM-based, automated cash flow
analysis
Dr. Peter Smith (2007) The paper is related to quantity
surveying firms in Australia in which discuss about
procedure and issues with BIM performance and interviews
with BIM demand 3D/ 3 Dimensional model and is also
usually defined in additional dimensions such as 4D (time),
5D (cost) and even 6D (as-built operation). 4D links
information and records in the 3D model with project
encoding and scheduling data and provide the simulation
analysis of construction activities. 5D involvesall of this with
cost data such as quantities, schedules and prices.
RokooeiSaeed shows the connection ofBuildingInformation
Modeland role of project managers on constructionprojects.
It focus attention on the consequence of having better BIM
knowledge and experience for project managers to
accomplish. This paperalsodiscussestherequirementofBIM
knowledge and experienceenhancementofprojectmanagers
P. Nowaka, Mariola k, M.Drapsb, Jacek Z.Gives what are the
possibilities of BIM(Building Information Modeling)
techniques and regarding software for optimizing
construction decision making. Authorspresentschosentools
for decision making -point of orientation method. Paper
consistalsopracticalexampleofsuggestedmethodologyuse-
choice of the best location of the building
Hyunjoo Kim, Kyle Anderson b,SangHyun Lee b,2, John
Hildreth (2013) The objective of this paper is to developed a
structure for automating the creation of construction
schedules by using data saved in BIM. Using the draw out
information, this research proposed system that creates
construction tasks, calculate activity durations.
P. Vladimir, J. Virgauda, Darius M, U. Leonas, Saulius. Uses
theoretical ethics and practical pioneering applicability of
BIM and construction process simulation technique, used to
calculate the most effective substitute of the project by
applying the suitable multiple criteria valuation techniques,
are considered in the article
Juan F, FaizaM , Hussein A. Identify the key
obstacle in BIM/Building Information Model for a project’s
schedulingand estimating. The mainfocusofpaperisonhow
sub contractors are now a day’s usingBIMforcostestimating
and scheduling. The study provides suggestion on using BIM
forestimating. The investigationgiveresultthatlessthan7%
of contractors use BIM in their projects and less than 3% use
it for estimating.
3. PROBLEM STATEMENT
1. Construction projects are becomingcomplicatedinnature
due to error in certification and co-ordination. BIM can be a
solution to the problem
2. Calculating constructability and recognizing design
conflicts before construction starts.
3. Over budget, delays, rework, poor communication, cost
overrun, time overrun are typical problems faced by
construction industry. These problemscanbeminimisingby
increasing the building information exchange effectiveness.
4. METHODOLOGY
The objectives of the research will be achieved by
implementing the following steps:
1. Study on the previous research that is relatedtothe
building information modeling applications.
2. Studying Building Information Modeling and its
framework in order to apply it in the current study.
3. Studying Autodesk Revit.Preparing 3D model for
practical problem.
4. Preparing scheduling and cost estimation in
Microsoft project.
5. Navisworks used to confirm the model and the
progress of theconstruction on the iPad using the
apps BIM360Glue, Buzzsaw, Autodesk 360
5. BIM MODEL
“A BIM is a digital representation of physical and functional
characteristics of a facility. As such it serves as a shared
knowledge resource for information about a facilityforming
a reliable basis for decisions during its lifecycle from
inception onward.” “A BIM is a digital representation of
physical and functional characteristics of a facility.Assuchit
serves as a shared knowledge resource for information
about a facility forming a reliable basis for decisions during
its lifecycle from inception onward.”
5.1 4D modeling
4D BIM is to add time to the project 3D model. It is
useful to simulate the construction process of the project
in order to identify issues such as critical path activities,
logistical delivery and refining the construction process. It
can also be used to examine ways to make up time. The
contract administrator canalsousetheprogrammetoassess
delays and applications for Extension of Time (EOT) raised
by the contractor. A 4D enhanced model enables a diverse
team of project participants to evaluate and commentonthe
project scope and corresponding schedules in a very
proactive and timely manner

5.2 5D modeling
The two main elements of a cost estimate are quantity take-
off and pricing. Quantities from a Building Information
Model can be extracted to a cost database or an excel file.
However, pricing cannot be attained from the model. Cost
estimating requires the expertise of the cost estimator to
analyze the components of a material and how they get
installed. If the pricing for a certain activityisnotavailablein
the database, cost estimator may need a further breakdown
of the element for more accurate pricing. For instance, if a
concrete pour activity is takingplace,themodel mayaccount
for the level of detail for the rebar, wire mesh, pour stop,
formwork, concrete etc., but not include it as part of the
quantity take-off extraction.
6. ADOPTED SOFTWARE FOR PROJECT
6.1 Autodesk Revit
6.2 Microsoft Project
6.3 Autodesk Navisworks
6.1. Autodesk Revit
After introducing the most popular Building Information
Modeling software and Autodesk as company that develops
Revit, the spotlight will move now to Revit itself. In 1997
ReonidRaiz and IrwinJungreisfoundedthecompanyCharles
River Software, which startedbuildingRevit.Theirmain goal
was to include parametric modelling to existing idea of CAD,
and to allow the user to determine the parametric
components graphically, instead of having to use a
programming language. This idea of bidirectional
associativity is the concept that distinguished Revit from
other Building Information Modeling software platforms for
a certain period of time, until the competition caught up.
Bidirectional associativity means that when u change a
certain component of your model (for example wall) all
components in relation with the modified one will
automatically adjust themselves to applied changes. This
concept of bi-directional associativity makes the software
more intuitive and therefore easiertowork withfortheuser.
It also saves enormous amount of time when applying
changes to an existing model.
6.2. Microsoft project
Using this software we can get the actual cash flow, planned
cash flow and achieved cash flow. Microsoft Project is a
project management software program, developed and sold
by Microsoft, which is designed to assist a project manager
in developing a plan, assigning resources to tasks, tracking
progress, managing the budget, and analyzing workloads.
Project creates budgets based on assignment work and
resource rates. As resources are assigned to tasks and
assignment work estimated, the programcalculatesthecost,
equal to the work times the rate, which rolls up to the task
level and then to any summary tasks and finally to the
project level. Resource includes people, equipment and
materials can be shared between projects using a shared
resource pool. Each resource can have its own calendar,
which defines what days and shifts a resource is available.
Resource rates are used to calculate resource assignment
costs which are rolled up and summarized at the resource
level. Each resource can be assigned to multiple tasks in
multiple plans and each task can be assigned multiple
resources, and the application schedules task work based on
the resource availability as defined in the resource
calendars.
6.3. Autodesk Neviswork
Autodesk Navisworks Manage is a software application
providing a comprehensive project review solution which
supports coordination, analysis, and communication of
design intent and constructability. It allows integration of
multidisciplinary design data createdindifferentBIMdesign
applications to a single project model. It also provides the
interference management and clash detection functions to
anticipate and avoid potential problems in theprojectwhich
can eventually minimize delays and reworks. In addition, it
supports 4D and 5D simulation and analysis by combining
parametric models with the project schedule and costs
(Autodesk, 2012).
7. PROCESS OF 5D SIMULATIONS
Fig1: Process for developing BIM model
There are many kinds of BIM software, such as BIM
technology, ArchiCAD, Bentley Architecture, Digital Project,
BIM software, PKPM, BIM 5D software, Luban and so on,
which are widely used in BIM modelling software products
that achieve part of the function of BIM. The Revit +
Navisworks combination is popular in civil buildings among
them. Revit has the functions of modeling, modeling and
testing for buildings, hydropower, HVAC and structures

while Navisworks supports 3D model integration,
simulation, data collaboration and calibration. Commonly
used deep engineering design software are Architecture,
Navisworks and so on. The simulation software of
construction collision detection and construction process
includes Navisworks, Bentley and so on.
8. CASE STUDY
A proposed G+5 residential building (Parag Construction)
situated at Off PaudPhata Road, Near Dr. KalmadiShamarao
High School, Pune has been selected for project
study.Designing is done in 2D AutoCAD drawings, 3D model
in revit Autodesk and scheduling and cost estimation is in
Microsoft project software.
8.1 3D Model
3D model of the case study building created by Revit
Autodesk
For construction of Architectural Building Information
Model detailed AutoCAD drawings are referred. With the
help of Revit Architecture2014software,andotheravailable
details such as, material used and cost of respective
materials etc. the model is completed
8.2 Activities,duration,linking shown in MSP
8.3 Resources sheet in MSP shown below-
8.4 5D BIM Model in Autodesk Neviswork
3D model from Autodesk Revit and time schedule and cost
from Microsoft Project software is imported to Nevisworks
for simulation and better visualization purpose
3. CONCLUSIONS
The 5D Model is integrated with all useful information
including 3D model, schedule and cost which is prepare in
Microsoft project, it is very easy and convenient to obtained
information from the single integrated model by using
navisworks manage without referring to other information
By inputting the schedule and duration of tasks into the
model, the 5D BIM software able to the users to easily define
Sthe forecast interval and can generate cash flow forecast
monthly, weekly, daily or even hourly in the simulation,
which is very difficult to achieve in the traditional approach.

REFERENCES
1. Kim, H., Grobler, F., 2013. Preparing a construction
cash flow analysis using Building Information
Modeling (BIM) technology. KICEM J. Constr. Eng.
Project Manag. 1–9.
2. Stanley, R., Thurnell, D., 2014. The Benefits of, and
Barriers to, Implementation of 5D BIM for Quantity
Surveying in New Zealand
3. Saeed Rokooei Building Information Modeling in
Project Management: Necessities, Challenges and
Outcomes Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
210 ( 2015 ) 87 – 95
4. Peter Smith, Project cost management with5DBIM,
29th World Congress International Project
Management Association (IPMA) 2015
5. Pawe Nowaka, Mariola Ksieka,MarcinDrapsb,Jacek
Zawistowskic Decision Making with use of Building
Information Modeling, Procedia Engineering 153 (
2016 ) 519 – 526
6. Hyunjoo Kim, Kyle Anderson, SangHyun Lee, John
HildrethGeneratingconstructionschedulesthrough
automatic data extraction using open BIM (building
information modeling) technology, Automation in
Construction
7. Vladimir Popov, Virgaudas Juocevicius, Darius
Migilinskas, Leonas Ustinovichius, Saulius
Mikalauskas The use of a virtual buildingdesignand
construction model for developing an effective
project concept in 5D environment Automation in
Construction 19 (2010) 357–367
8. Juan Franco, Faiza Mahdi , Hussein Abaza Using
Building InformationModeling(BIM)forEstimating
and Scheduling, Adoption Barriers Universal
Journal of Management 3(9): 376-384, 2015
9. Kun-Chi Wang, Wei-Chih Wang, Han-HsiangWang ,
Pei-Yuan Hsua, Wei-HaoWua, Cheng-Ju Kung
Applying building information modeling to
integrate schedule and cost for establishing
construction progress curves, Automation in
Construction (2016)
10. AlexanderVysotskiy,SergeiMakarov,Julia Zolotova,
Eugenia Tuchkevich Features of BIM
Implementation Using Autodesk Software,
International Scientific Conference Urban Civil
Engineering and Municipal Facilities, SPbUCEMF-
2015
11. Daniel John Stine, Jeff Hanson, Autodesk Revit2017
Architectural CommandReference,SDCPublication.
12. Jason Dodds , Scott Johnson,Mastering Autodesk
Navisworks 2013 (Autodesk Official Training
Guides)
13. Gus Cicala, Project Management Using Microsoft
Project 2013: A Training and Reference Guide for
Project Managers Using Standard, Professional,
Server, Web Application and Project Online
14. Parag construction, Vardaan Realtya mittal venture
938/B,"RAJANI", Dyaneshwar Paduka Chowk, Next
to Shastrabudhi Samadhi, Model Colony, Pune-411
016

Application of BIM and Construction Process Simulation using 5D BIM for Residential Building Project

More Related Content

What's hot (20)

Similar to Application of BIM and Construction Process Simulation using 5D BIM for Residential Building Project (20)

More from IRJET Journal (20)

Recently uploaded (20)

Application of BIM and Construction Process Simulation using 5D BIM for Residential Building Project