Nível de interoperabilidade para análise estrutural de pontes a partir da interpretação de dados IFC
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https://doi.org/10.11606/gtp.v19i3.227401Palavras-chave:
BIM, Pontes, Infraestrutura, Troca de dadosResumo
Importar dados IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) de modelos estruturais de pontes em um software de análise estrutural é uma tarefa comum no fluxo de trabalho BIM (Building Information Modeling). Entretanto, alguns softwares ainda não importam dados IFC na versão de extensão que engloba modelos de pontes, podendo gerar inconsistências na semântica dos elementos e representações geométricas ineficientes. Para evitar perdas de informações de um modelo de ponte, propõe-se uma ferramenta de interpretação de dados IFC referente à semântica dos elementos de ponte, geometria e propriedades dos materiais. Uma nova metodologia foi desenvolvida para avaliar quantitativamente um índice de interoperabilidade para fins de análise estrutural de pontes (ILBSA), considerando a relevância das informações importadas definindo valores numéricos de pesos. Os resultados dos níveis de interoperabilidade mostraram que os softwares comerciais de análise estrutural de pontes requerem avanços significativos na interpretação de dados IFC.
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