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Ingegneria Sismica

Ingegneria Sismica

Research on Intelligent Construction and Management Model Innovation of Underground Pipeline Tunnels Driven by Urban Information Model in the Context of Smart City Update

Author(s): Xuehao Chen1, Ruiming Lan2
1Sichuan Technology and Business University,Chengdu 611745, Sichuan, China
2Southwest Jiaotong University Hope College,Chengdu 610400, Sichuan, China
Chen, Xuehao. and Lan, Ruiming. “Research on Intelligent Construction and Management Model Innovation of Underground Pipeline Tunnels Driven by Urban Information Model in the Context of Smart City Update.” Ingegneria Sismica Volume 43 Issue 1: 1-24, doi:10.65102/is2026023.

Abstract

In the context of smart city renewal, there are issues such as data fragmentation and disconnection in underground integrated pipe galleries. This paper takes the urban information model as the core: (1) It constructs a three-layer CIM data model at the city level, engineering level, and asset level, and proposes a multi-source data integration algorithm of “spatial-semantic-time alignment + integrity evaluation”; (2) Oriented towards the number of collisions, rework costs, and operation-friendliness, it designs a multi-objective optimization and 4D construction rolling scheduling algorithm, and automatically re-arranges the plan when the deviation of key tasks exceeds 1 day or 5%; (3) It introduces equipment health index HI and environmental risk index R, and builds a “monitoring – prediction – work order” intelligent operation and maintenance algorithm chain. Engineering applications show that the data integrity during the construction stage has increased from 0.62 to 0.88, and the progress fulfillment has increased from 0.70 to 0.86. During the operation and maintenance stage, the inspection coverage rate has increased from 0.68 to 0.90, and the annual failure rate has decreased from 0.42 to 0.21 times/unit/year, verifying the effective support of the CIM-driven algorithm system for the intelligent construction and operation of underground pipe galleries.

Povzetek: Using City Information Modelling (CIM), this paper builds a three-layer city–project–asset data model with algorithms for data integration, design optimization, rolling construction scheduling and predictive O&M, unifying surveying, design, construction and operation data in a single object library.

Keywords
CIM; Underground Integrated Utility Tunnel; Multi-source Data Integration; Collaborative Design Optimization

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