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Structural Engineering Trends To Watch Out In Near Future

With the advancement in technology and methodology, the Structural construction projects are being completed speedily to reduce cost and to increase productivity. Structural Engineers require to put in efforts to shape our lives and structures that give shelter. With the demands of changing world, new solutions are being adapted. Let us get an insight into the trends that will shape Structural Engineering in near future:

  1. Single Model for design:

In the past, designs were developed and documents were created to be given to the contractors. The contractors would then re-create or make changes in designs with different information. Now, this method has been improved through more collaboration and coordination. To save time and money, all different activities are hosted in-house for creating a one-stop solution. With this, the projects can be completed with minimum time requirement and cost. For example, a 30-month project can be completed in 24 months.

  1. Improved materials:

Materials such as sheet metal provide high-quality construction. The method through which the materials are used also makes a difference. Prefabrication method is used for off-site construction to improve schedules. It’s about moving more work from field to shop for enhanced productivity. Structural Engineers are coming up with tools like 3D printing.

  1. Energy Efficiency:

More energy efficient techniques and elements are getting incorporated in structural engineering. For example, systems that can recover energy through heat wheels and occupancy sensors are becoming popular. More and more emphasis is laid on green building to reduce the energy consumption of new projects.

  1. Modular Construction:

Modular construction will be a huge trend in the coming years. The need to construct buildings quickly without sacrificing the integrity has created a way to stacking box units against each other. This is a more productive way to commercial building projects like skyscrapers and restaurants. It also provides a greater flexibility to Commercial Structural Engineer. If there is a requirement to expand the project, it can be met simply by adding more blocks to it.

  1. Advancement in Software:

The existing software for structural engineering and project management will be updated. The software will have updates to increase seamless designs and integrate it with BIM. Real-time tracking and resource management will be enhanced for project management. Cloud-powered solutions will be prevalent to gather large data instantly and make it available to all the design members.

One such example of this is the use of point cloud. The information is scanned by the laser within a short time and then it is stored safely on the cloud where it accessible to the design members.

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