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Construction process simulation of multi-storied building

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dc.contributor.advisor Noor, Dr. Munaj Ahmed
dc.contributor.author Fakir Mohammad Abdul Mannan
dc.date.accessioned 2015-05-25T03:30:19Z
dc.date.available 2015-05-25T03:30:19Z
dc.date.issued 2012-06
dc.identifier.uri http://lib.buet.ac.bd:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/385
dc.description.abstract Simulation Programming system is now a new concept of visualization of a real world work in visual platform where nothing exists. As a result any alternative option could be set and simulate the program for observing the project conditions. Construction Simulation is now used for project scheduling. Simulation is a virtual process where a physical project can be modeled through programming or graphical user interface system. There are different types of simulation programs for project simulation and from that a resource based simulation program is selected for simulating Multi- Storied Building casting process. Foundation casting is the first step to start the work and it is a difficult part too due to some specific reasons. The reasons are soil, available working space, communication system, skilled worker and also the type of foundation. The Multi-Storied building construction is always difficult in urban area due to scarcity of land and working space. The implementation of simulation process represents the possibility to support the planning of construction work and thus secure the construction operation. Critical path method (CPM) and project evaluation and review technique (PERT) are the most common methods for the construction scheduling works. Using these two methods construction schedule is prepared. The objectives in scheduling the construction cycle are to ensure smooth flows of resources and to optimize the use of formwork and other materials. The construction area is usually divided into a number of zones to allow the labour forces and formwork materials moving between zones. The preparation of the Multi-Storied building construction cycle would therefore be a resources allocation exercise. However, the process is complex and difficult when it is done manually. Simulation is a program that can demonstrate the real world operation in handling the schedule problem. Every simulation program has two ways to model the construction projects. One is to use built in function and other is to use coding system. It is difficult to change the simulation program which used built in function for execution, also difficult to add any local problems in it. It is easy to add local problems in coding system simulation program, or making new simulation program with local problems by coding. The state and resource based simulation of construction process (STROBOSCOPE) is used for making the construction process simulation of Multi- Storied Building. In this thesis a fifteen storied (Multi-Storied Building) plan (Figure 4.1) is selected for simulation. The different activities of Multi-Storied Building are identified. These activities are simulated individually. Verification of simulation programs with specific data in different program system to verify that the program is working perfect. Also practical project data is used in simulation program. From which the completion of the project is found 86 days including curing work, and excluding curing the completion of the project is 58 days. In the actual site work of the project, the schedule time was 62 days. The contractor completes the project within 69 days excluding curing. Simulation all activities of fifteen storied Multi-Storied Building individually the total construction time is taken 622 days. After optimizing of all activities the total construction time is taken 528 days. Considering moderate and rough weather the total construction is taken respectively 658days and 792days. en_US
dc.language.iso en en_US
dc.publisher Department of Civil Engineering en_US
dc.subject Tall buildings-Construction technology-Bangladesh en_US
dc.title Construction process simulation of multi-storied building en_US
dc.type Thesis-MSc en_US
dc.contributor.id 040504347 P en_US
dc.identifier.accessionNumber 111197
dc.contributor.callno 690.95492/FAK/2012 en_US


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