Integrated Digital Twin and BIM Approach to Minimize Environmental Loads for In-Situ Production and Yard-Stock Management of Precast Concrete Components

Digital twin (DT) technology, integrated with building information modeling (BIM), enables real-time feedback and predictive analytics in construction. This study presents a BIM-enabled DT framework to optimize in situ production and yard-stock management of precast concrete (PC) components with a focus on minimizing CO2 emissions. Using Oracle Crystal Ball, scenario-based simulations revealed up to an 8.9% reduction in environmental impact. Distinct from prior research that largely emphasized cost or off-site strategies, this study uniquely addresses on-site sustainability by embedding carbon metrics into the decision-making process. The framework was validated through a large-scale logistics warehouse project that showcased its practical utility. This research contributes a replicable method for enhancing sustainability in precast construction through digital technologies.

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Applied Sciences
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2025-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.3390/app15179846
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1
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BIM and Construction Integration
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Integrated Digital Twin and BIM Approach to Minimize Environmental Loads for In-Situ Production and Yard-Stock Management of Precast Concrete Components

Junyoung Park, Jeeyoung Lim, Sunkuk Kim
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Applied Sciences
BIM and Construction Integration
1.01
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Integrated Digital Twin and BIM Approach to Minimize Environmental Loads for In-Situ Production and Yard-Stock Management of Precast Concrete Components

Junyoung Park, Jeeyoung Lim, Sunkuk Kim
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Abstract

Digital twin (DT) technology, integrated with building information modeling (BIM), enables real-time feedback and predictive analytics in construction. This study presents a BIM-enabled DT framework to optimize in situ production and yard-stock management of precast concrete (PC) components with a focus on minimizing CO2 emissions. Using Oracle Crystal Ball, scenario-based simulations revealed up to an 8.9% reduction in environmental impact. Distinct from prior research that largely emphasized cost or off-site strategies, this study uniquely addresses on-site sustainability by embedding carbon metrics into the decision-making process. The framework was validated through a large-scale logistics warehouse project that showcased its practical utility. This research contributes a replicable method for enhancing sustainability in precast construction through digital technologies.

Applied SciencesVol. 15(17)
Kyung Hee University (KR), Hyundai Engineering (South Korea) (KR)
National Research Foundation, National Research Foundation of Korea, Ministry of Education, India
Openalex Percentile: Top 20%
BIM and Construction Integration
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