Whole-process consulting spans the entire lifecycle of a project. By establishing BIM models for municipal engineering, a unified layout of underground pipelines can be achieved, effectively assisting in the design process. Additionally, conducting collision checks on pipelines helps optimize design solutions and allows for timely adjustments to the position and routing of pipelines. Site layout simulations enable the rational planning of construction areas, reducing the need for secondary transportation and handling, ultimately saving costs. Construction visualization simulations make complex processes like pipe jacking more intuitive and vivid during construction briefings. Real-time monitoring of the site can be achieved remotely through periodic drone flyover tours of the BIM model. Progress management is facilitated through the use of the model, and cost analysis is integrated with construction pricing information. Finally, the complete as-built model is handed over to the Smart Urban Construction CIM system, ensuring ease of future maintenance and management.

Yu Haizhou, Li Wenlong, Gao Jianzhou, Liao Yanxing. Research on the Application of BIM Technology in the Whole-Process Consulting of Municipal Engineering. Academic Journal of Engineering and Technology Science (2024) Vol. 7, Issue 6: 44-51. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJETS.2024.070607.

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