Transizione digitale per il facility management. BIM, CMMS e manutenzione predittiva
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https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/12152022Parole chiave:
gestione del ciclo di vita, BIM, CMMS, digital twin, dati in tempo realeAbstract
La gestione del ciclo di vita è un aspetto fondamentale nella progettazione di edifici sostenibili e nella ricerca di strategie di gestione efficiente del costruito. In tale contesto la ricerca qui presentata ha come obiettivo l’integrazione della fase di Facility Management all’interno di tale processo virtuoso. L’obiettivo è lo sviluppo di una strategia user-friendly e cost-effective che consenta di creare un digital twin, basato su sistema CMMS, sul quale integrare la raccolta dati in tempo reale per ottimizzare le fasi d’uso e manutenzione, verso un sistema predittivo. La strategia è stata sviluppata attraverso due casi studio, il primo legato alla procedura per la realizzazione di un digital twin su database CMMS, il secondo per la definizione degli indicatori necessari per una raccolta dati in tempo reale funzionale alla manutenzione predittiva.
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