Case Study Of BIM

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Country like India has shown very less interest in adopting BIM over the past year, survey conducted by Indian built environment sector, RICS school of built environment and KPMG found that 22 percent of respondent are currently using BIM, 27 percent reported that they are aware of BIM and thinking to adopt, 43 percent of respondent claimed that they are just aware and 8 percent are unaware of BIM [17], Smart Market Report published in their blog that according to a report by Autodesk, International firm using BIM in India with construction market valued at $140 billion (₹ 840 billion) in 2014 and the forecasted growth of BIM in Indian construction market will be $620 billion (₹
37,200/- billion) by 2020 [18]. Kumar and Mukharjee reported, the disciplines in which BIM is adopted are Architecture 92 percent, Engineering 43 percent, Construction 38 percent, Construction Management 40 percent, Pre- project Planning 36 percent, Structural Steel designer and fabricators 22 percent, MEP Sub-Contractor 15 percent, Owners 6 percent, and others 13 percent and the mostly used software among all the BIM software is Autodesk Revit with 64 percent of BIM users are using in their respective firm [19]. BIM now a days has become standard for Project
Management.

b) Interoperability of BIM

Interoperability is the ability to exchange information between two or more systems or elements and to use the …show more content…

1. Conflict resolution and clash detection
One of the common problems of different disciplines plan for a construction project is the geometrical design inconsistencies [10]. BIM allows the user to identify the element in 3D which interfere with each other or occupy same space. BIM clash detection is an intelligent system is an intelligent system and it combines geometry

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