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100 years Excel in creating sustainable of reliable solutions for a better world solutions for long-term success Digitizing the construction industry Tools follow function Dr. ir. Jan Van Steirteghem Director BESIX Engineering Department A


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100 years

  • f reliable

solutions for long-term success

Excel in creating sustainable solutions for a better world

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Digitizing the construction industry

Tools follow function

  • Dr. ir. Jan Van Steirteghem

Director BESIX Engineering Department

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A strategy of diversification

Monday, November 5, 2018 3

Geographical spread & activity scope reinforce our service offerings and mitigate risk

CONCESSIONS & ASSETS REAL ESTATE CONTRACTING 1 2 3

United Kingdom The Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg France Italy Morocco Equatorial Guinea Cameroon Poland Switzerland Montenegro Azerbaijan Egypt Saudi Arabia Sri Lanka Oman VAE Qatar Bahrain Australia Denmark

N°1

in Belgium

N°75

TOP 250

International Contractors

65%

activities abroad

22 countries

Privately Owned

50% MIC 50% OC

+95 years

international activity

+55 years

experience in the Middle East

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Overall approach

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CERES – February 2018

  • 1. First think Risk

identify and analyse key risks to project goals, for each phase

  • 2. It’s all about the process!

define mitigating measures + implement control processes focused on managing the key project risks

  • 3. Risk-driven strategy

Good and Fast won’t be cheap

RISK-DRIVEN STRATEGY
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Aim for zero failure project

> First-time-right!

> Create a single common data environment > Integrate all engineering processes > Focus on requirements & interface management

SETTING CLEAR OBJECTIVES
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Examples

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Retrofittng the Velsertunnel

The Netherlands 2014 - 2017

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Capturing & Modelling Strategy

  • consistently risk-driven
  • on a need-to-know basis

RETROFITTING OF VELSERTUNNEL (NL): THE AS-IS REALITY

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Scan cost [EUR/m²]

0.76

24000 EUR (2 nights + 2 days) 2x1600mx10m = 32000 m²

6.01

2200 EUR (1 day + 1 day) 12 rooms; 366 m²

2 à 4 **

Design cost [EUR/m²]

185 (x243)

80% of 10.5mio EUR 45500 m²

190 (x31)

7.5% of 10.5mio EUR 4165 m²

  • Renovation cost

[EUR/m²]

870 (x1144)

80% of 49.5mio EUR 45500 m²

891 (x148)

7.5% of 49.5mio EUR 4165 m²

400 à 1000 *

Maintenance cost [EUR/m²/year]

17.6 (x23)

80% of € 1 mio EUR/year 45500 m²

18.0 (x3)

7.5% of 1 mio EUR/year 4165 m²

110 *

…in general (for buildings)

RETROFITTING OF VELSERTUNNEL (NL): PAYING FOR THE AS-IS REALITY

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60+ CAD aspect models!

Integration of highway design (Bentley MX, Civil 3D) with structural design (Revit) and technical installations (AutoCAD 3D, Plant 3D)

MODELLING THE RETROFIT REALITY

BIM coordination as a constant control process

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1 Coordination Model

67 CAD models federated in Navisworks, for (bi)weekly Baseline and Design Meeting

> to identify (interface) risks > to explore design and build strategies > to boost inter-disciplinary cooperation

MODELLING THE RETROFIT REALITY

BIM coordination as a constant control process

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Evaluate stockpile quantities

Belgium 2018

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1 4 ABS: ~30 mm REL: ~30 mm

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From 10 to 2 man hours – productivity & accuracy x 5 TRAD. DRONE = 30 min

Survey on site Volume report in the office

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Progress follow up and reporting

Denmark 2017 - 2019

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1.5km

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1 8

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1 9

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Verticality and slab thickness check

Belgium 2017 - 2019

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Parametric design

Netherland 2018 - 2022

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Time

05/11/2018

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05/11/2018

It’s just more fun!

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11/5/2018

De Groene Boog: Design of the tunnel cross section

Why?  Reduce computing time of (repetitive) calculations and develop reusable scripts and collect data for data mining Parametric design scope?  Batch calculations of reinforcement using FE-tool (ideastatica).  Loads (traffic, ground- and waterpressure) by linking paramtric script to FE-tool (SCIA) Results  Simplify complexity by visual representation of issues  Reduce design time