https://doi.org/10.24928/2022/0210
In construction projects, there may be rework and delays associated with construction processes with a low level of industrialization, resulting from the lack of constructability of the designs. To promote industrialization and improve the project's constructability, we implemented the Virtual Design & Construction (VDC) methodology, combined with a system of prefabricated reinforcement cages (PRC) elements in constructing an 870- meter span bridge located in Lima, Peru. The objective was to reduce structural rebars' assembly times, replace the traditional on-site processes of cutting, bending, and assembling steel with an industrial process based on systems of PRC steel elements. As a result, the assembly times of the structural item were reduced by 31%, thanks to the use of PRC elements. In addition, due to the VDC methodology, a 100% buildable design of the PRC elements was achieved.
VDC, BIM, bridges, industrialized construction, prefabricated reinforcement.
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Tuesta, R., Vicuña, M., Savio, A. A. D., Palpan, A., Valle, E. & Quiroz, F.. (2022). Prefabricated Reinforcement in Construction Using Vdc: Case Study Ovalo Monitor Bridge. Proc. 30th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction (IGLC) (pp. 1008–1019). https://doi.org/10.24928/2022/0210
Shortened reference for use in IGLC papers:
Tuesta, R., Vicuña, M., Savio, A. A. D., Palpan, A., Valle, E. & Quiroz, F.. (2022). Prefabricated Reinforcement in Construction Using Vdc: Case Study Ovalo Monitor Bridge. IGLC30. https://doi.org/10.24928/2022/0210