Lecture 3 - Intro to IBS

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1 REG360: INDUSTRIALISED BUILDING SYSTEM Sr Dr Md Azree Othuman Mydin School of Housing, Building & Planning Universiti Sains Malaysia [email protected] REG 360 INDUSTRIALISED BUILDING SYSTEM LECTURE 3: IBS TECHNOLOGY & BEST PRACTICE 2 Contents Traditional Construction Methods Problems with Traditional Construction What is IBS? IBS method of construction IBS components – 5 major components IBS types – 6 major types Advantages and Disadvantages of IBS IBS achievements Best practice – lesson learned from IBS

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REG360: INDUSTRIALISEDBUILDING SYSTEM

Sr Dr Md Azree Othuman MydinSchool of Housing, Building & Planning

Universiti Sains [email protected]

REG 360 INDUSTRIALISED BUILDING SYSTEM

LECTURE 3:IBS TECHNOLOGY &BEST PRACTICE

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Contents

• Traditional Construction Methods• Problems with Traditional Construction• What is IBS?• IBS method of construction• IBS components – 5 major components• IBS types – 6 major types• Advantages and Disadvantages of IBS• IBS achievements• Best practice – lesson learned from IBS

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Traditional Construction Method?

• Brick construction• Block walls construction• Tiles on a timber structure construction• Timber intermediate floors construction• Concrete ground floors construction• Steel sheeting construction

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Difference between block and brick?

concrete productclay product

partitions in interior applications and structuralin exterior applications

interior of exterior finish

16"x8"x8"8"x4"x4"

BLOCKBRICK

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Completed Building

SITE

Traditional Construction MethodsMaterial

Concrete

Brick

Steel

Timber

Equipment

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Problems with Traditional Construction

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Problems with Traditional Construction

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Problems with Traditional Construction

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Problems with Traditional Construction

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Problems with Traditional Construction

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Problems with Traditional Construction

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Problems with Traditional Construction

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Problems with Traditional Construction

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Problems with Traditional Construction

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What do you understand by theterm “IBS”?

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Defination:-

IBS as a construction technique in which components are manufactured ina controlled environment (on or off-site), transported, positioned andassembled into a structure with minimal additional site works.

As such, components that are being pre-fabricated in a controlledenvironment on-site are also considered as IBS (CIDB Malaysia, 2001).

Factory Transport Assembled

What is IBS?

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Completed Building

ON-SITEOFF-SITE

IBS Method of Construction

Construction Component

Wall Panel

Timberframe

Precaststairs

Timbertrusses

Material

Concrete

Brick

Block

Timber

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IBS CENTRE

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Roof trussesBeam

Floor

Column

Stairs BUILDING5 components of IBS

Main IBS Components

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Comparison of Construction Methods

0 % IBS0 % IBS

Conventional System

100 % IBS100 % IBS

IBS System

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PRECAST GROUND BEAM

Conventional System IBS System

Compare this? What your comments?

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Conventional System IBS System

Compare this? What your comments?

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Conventional System IBS System

Compare this? What your comments?

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Formwork

IBS Types

Precast concrete Steel frame

Timber frame Block Other innovative system

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2 PC columns, beams,slabs, 3D-components(balconies, staircases,toilets, lift chambers, boxgirders, etc)

1: PRECAST CONCRETE SYSTEM

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Toilet assembly in factory

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2: STEEL FORMWORK SYSTEM

Tunnel forms, beamsand column mouldingforms, permanent steelformworks (metal decks),etc.

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3 : STEEL FRAME SYSTEM

Steel beams andcolumns, portalframes,roof trusses, etc

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4: TIMBER FRAME

Timber frames, pre-fab timber rooftrusses, beams andcolumns etc.

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5 : BLOCK SYSTEM

Interlocking concretemasonry unit (CMU),lightweight concreteblocks, etc.

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6 : OTHER INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS

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• Less construction time

• Cost savings

• Saving in labour

• Less labour at site

• Optimised use of material

• Higher quality and better finishes

• Construction operation less affected by weather

• Flexibility

• Increase site safety and neatness

Advantages of IBS?

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Labour efficient through IBS : Reduce 30% labour

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• High initial capital cost

• Problem of joints

• Sophisticated plants and skilled operators

• Site accessibility

• Large working area

Disadvantages IBS?

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Some news on IBS

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IBS ACHIEVEMENTIBS ACHIEVEMENT

20032003--20102010

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Schools

Clinics, Hospitals, Colleges

Courts, Audit Offices, Training Centers

Polytechnics, Campuses

Bomba, Rumah Rakyat

Bridges, Laboratory

Depot, Children Housing

LHDN, Custom Offices

Training Institutes

LPP, LKIM, Seeds bank

Flyovers

MTC, Hotels

TLDM Complex, Campus, Technical Lab

Furniture Center, Timber Center

OSH, NIOSH Buildings

Offices

Asrama

Government IBS projects (331 in total), Okc 2008-May 2010

Source: ICU JPM, and Study Analysis July 2010

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IBS Projects: Distribution of projects by state

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IBS Project in Malaysia

CASE STUDY

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IBS IN MALAYSIA: Case Study 1

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Completed Project

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SEK. KEB. BRICKFIELDS 1, KUALA LUMPURIBS IN MALAYSIA: Case Study 2

SEK. KEB. BRICKFIELDS 1, KUALA LUMPUR

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IBS Project in Malaysia

THE LESSONS LEARNED

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Best practise for precast concretestructures throughout the world

THE LESSONS LEARNED

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How beautiful is precast construction?

The Dream – St Helens

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65The Dream – When we dream, anything is possible

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IBS CONSTRUCTIONPROCESS VARIES..

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Thank you…

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