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Building Information Modeling (BIM) Integration with HVAC Automation

Published On: October, 2020

Article Type: Research Article

Journal: Journal of Civil Engineering Research & Technology

DOI: 10.47363/JCERT/2020(2)157

Issue: 2 | Volume: 2 | Page No: 1-5

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Abstract

Building Information Modeling (BIM) Integration with HVAC Automation. This research paper delves into the intricate integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) with Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) automation, forging a symbiotic relationship between digital representation and environmental control. BIM stands as a powerful tool, offering a holistic and detailed digital portrayal of building structures, encompassing systems, and components. On the other hand, HVAC automation focuses on the nuanced orchestration of environmental conditions within a building to optimize comfort, energy efficiency, and operational performance. The study meticulously explores the synergies inherent in the convergence of BIM and HVAC automation, unraveling the myriad ways in which these two domains intersect and complement each other. It scrutinizes the practical applications arising from this integration and endeavors to unravel the potential benefits that transcend the traditional boundaries of building design, construction, and operational efficiency. As BIM becomes increasingly integral to the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industries, its fusion with HVAC automation holds promise for transformative advancements. The paper investigates how the digital intelligence embedded in BIM models can seamlessly inform and enhance HVAC automation strategies. This convergence not only facilitates a more streamlined design and construction process but also augments the efficiency of ongoing building operations. The exploration encompasses various aspects, including the utilization of BIM data for precise HVAC system sizing, layout optimization, and clash detection during the design and construction phases. Additionally, the study delves into the potential for real-time collaboration and data exchange between BIM platforms and HVAC automation systems, offering a dynamic and responsive approach to building management. Through this comprehensive examination, the research endeavors to shed light on the potential advantages of leveraging BIM in tandem with HVAC automation. These benefits may span improved project coordination, reduced errors and rework, enhanced energy efficiency, and more informed decision-making throughout the building's lifecycle. By fostering a deeper understanding of this integration, the paper aims to contribute valuable insights to professionals in the AEC and building management sectors, paving the way for a more integrated and intelligent approach to modern building practices.

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