Implantação de um fluxo BIM em sistema de esgotamento sanitário em Sergipe

Abstract

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a methodology that allows representing the entire life cycle of a building, from the initial planning to the management of the construction. Thus, knowing not only the problems of civil construction (high environmental impact, searching for lean construction, more efficient, economical buildings, marketing), but also of basic sanitation (current investments are much lower than they should be made with the project of universalization of basic sanitation), so it can be said that BIM is a tool that can facilitate this to become a reality. However, most of the companies operating in Brazil do not use this tool, so they will have to go through a transition period in order not only to learn, but also to keep a workflow in all projects that will be done. Working in BIM consists of changes in the company's entire production chain, influencing all project decisions. The implementation of a BIM flow is essential for every project done with this methodology, so in this work is compared a real project of a sanitary sewage system (in the village of Nossa Senhora de Lourdes/SE, Escurial) with one recommended by the literature, comparing each step and analyzing if it is really feasible, the difficulties found and the benefits seen in practice. In this project, software like QGIS and Infraworks were used, and the whole process of data survey and results obtained with the use of these softwares were detailed, demonstrating that it is really worthwhile. Because it is an unfinished project, it was not possible to analyze the entire flow, leaving some software that will be used in the project without being detailed. For future studies it is proposed in these remaining steps in order to verify if the implementation plan was followed as a whole and to demonstrate other positive and/or negative points.