1、BSI Standards PublicationBS ISO 15686-4:2014Building Construction Service Life PlanningPart 4: Service Life Planning using BuildingInformation ModellingBS ISO 15686-4:2014 BRITISH STANDARDNational forewordThis British Standard is the UK implementation of ISO 15686-4:2014.The UK participation in its
2、preparation was entrusted to TechnicalCommittee CB/101, Service Life Planning.A list of organizations represented on this committee can beobtained on request to its secretary.This publication does not purport to include all the necessaryprovisions of a contract. Users are responsible for its correct
3、application. The British Standards Institution 2014. Published by BSI StandardsLimited 2014ISBN 978 0 580 75295 7ICS 91.040.01Compliance with a British Standard cannot confer immunity fromlegal obligations.This British Standard was published under the authority of theStandards Policy and Strategy Co
4、mmittee on 31 January 2014.Amendments issued since publicationDate Text affectedBS ISO 15686-4:2014 ISO 2014Building Construction Service Life Planning Part 4: Service Life Planning using Building Information ModellingBtiments et biens immobiliers construits Conception prenant en compte la dure de v
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8、 2014 All rights reserved iiiContents PageForeword ivIntroduction v1 Scope . 11.1 Process map . 21.2 Data requirements . 31.3 IFC support for service life planning 42 Normative references 53 Terms and definitions . 54 Product definition . 64.1 General . 64.2 Required data . 64.3 Product type 64.4 Pr
9、oduct occurrence . 74.5 Product origination . 84.6 Classification 105 Product specification and selection 115.1 General 115.2 Functional measures and quantities . 125.3 Selection and performance characteristics . 126 Product reference service life 136.1 General 136.2 Required data 136.3 Service life
10、 characteristics . 137 Product estimated service life .167.1 General 167.2 Required data 177.3 Context factors for evaluations 178 Product impacts .188.1 General 188.2 Required data 198.3 Impacts . 199 Representation of uncertainty 229.1 General 229.2 Certain data . 229.3 Uncertain data 22Annex A (n
11、ormative) Property set template for service life .28Annex B (normative) Property set template for service life context .29Annex C (normative) Property set template for environmental impact values .30Annex D (informative) Example using data from Clauses 6 to 9 .31Bibliography .33BS ISO 15686-4:2014IS
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18、rmationThe committee responsible for this document is ISO/TC 59, Building Construction, Subcommittee SC 14, Design life.ISO 15686 consists of the following parts, under the general title Building Construction Service Life Planning: Part 1: General principles and framework Part 2: Service life predic
19、tion procedures Part 3: Performance audits and reviews Part 4: Service Life Planning using Building Information Modelling Part 5: Life-cycle costing Part 7: Performance evaluation for feedback of service life data from practice Part 8: Reference service life and service-life estimation Part 9: Guida
20、nce on assessment of service-life data Technical Specification Part 10: When to assess functional performance Part 11: Terminology Technical Reportiv ISO 2014 All rights reservedBS ISO 15686-4:2014ISO 15686-4:2014(E)IntroductionThe ISO 15686 series on buildings and constructed assets, including serv
21、ice life planning, is an essential contribution to the development of a policy for service life planning of buildings and constructed assets.This part of ISO 15686 establishes the basic procedures necessary for the service life planning process of buildings. However, for this to occur it is consider
22、ed that an information system is needed. An information management system suitable for carrying out the service life planning process needs to meet a number of rigorous requirements including being able to capture enough information and support the methods needed to calculate the effect of the envir
23、onment (and microclimate) on the building materials and components used, define maintenance schedules for different qualities of building materials installed under different environmental conditions. apply life cycle costing methodologies using the captured data to calculate the benefits of using ei
24、ther high performance materials with little maintenance or lower performance materials with better maintenance procedures. Procedures need to be able to take ease of replacement and demolition into account, incorporate new knowledge and predictive methods for material performance and maintenance wit
25、hout affecting methods and data structures that enable calculations based on current knowledge, support interoperability between software applications, and be used by designers, constructors, owners, operators and demolishers throughout the construction lifecycle.Practically, this means applying the
26、 technology that is generally being termed Building construction Information Modelling (BIM) systems. BIM and the use of software applications that enable it is becoming a normal way of working within the construction industry. It offers significant benefits including the ability to work with constr
27、uction components and assemblies as objects that encapsulate both shape (in the form of geometric information) and other information about performance, delivery, operation and more. Performance can include information about durability and sustainability metrics. This offers powerful capabilities for
28、 dealing with these key areas of interest at every level from individual component to constructed facility.This standard is particularly concerned with the provision of information for service life planning. It proposes structures for the capture and exchange of service life planning information bas
29、ed on the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) standard for information exchange and sharing and on the Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie) standard.The standard starts by providing the service life planning context within which it is prepared. Each-subsequent section covers a
30、 stage of the lifecycle of service life information, starting with its measurement and publication, followed by its adjustment in the context of a particular facility and finally its use in whole-life calculations. The annexes summarize the standard properties and provide worked examples of how the
31、data might be used in manual or automated calculations. ISO 2014 All rights reserved vBS ISO 15686-4:2014BS ISO 15686-4:2014Building Construction Service Life Planning Part 4: Service Life Planning using Building Information Modelling1 ScopeThis part of ISO 15686 provides information and guidance on
32、 the use of standards for information exchange for service life planning of buildings and constructed assets and their components as well as the required supporting data.It provides guidance on structuring information from existing data sources to enable delivery of their information content in a st
33、ructure that conforms to international standards for information exchange. In particular, reference is made to ISO 16739. The Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie) standard for the exchange of facility information in tabular data are used as an alternative representation. COB
34、ie is a tabular representation of a handover view of the IFC schema.It is also applicable to the exchange of service life information between categories of design and information management software applications that have standards-based information exchange interfaces including:a) Building construc
35、tion Information Modelling (BIM);b) Computer Aided Facilities Management (CAFM).Excluded from this part of the standard are information exchange using proprietary methods, and processing and analysis of data within individual software applications, though examples are provided.The main target audien
36、ce is the Information manager who will use the framework to assist in structuring the International, national or project/facility level BIM guidance document.This Standard specifies the structure and representation of service life data. It is focused on key exchange requirements underlying the commo
37、n transactions.This document may be used for a variety of purposesa) to achieve and maintain a common understanding within the national and project contexts;b) to establish the desired outcomes and to define appropriate quality;c) to identify appropriate management effort and tools;d) to identify ne
38、cessary effort and resourcing.Service life planning involves the application of data about elements within a building or constructed assets to enable their design, predicted or estimated service life to be determined and communicated. Buildings are increasingly designed using Building Information Mo
39、delling (BIM), an approach that can provide a specification of all the objects in building and how they are aggregated into parts, assemblies and systems. An architect or engineer can define the objects using BIM; it is anticipated that the actor having the service life planning role will apply serv
40、ice life data to these objects and make the data available for other purposes through the use of data exchange standards.INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 15686-4:2014(E) ISO 2014 All rights reserved 1BS ISO 15686-4:2014ISO 15686-4:2014(E)Using information exchange standards to describe the structure of se
41、rvice life planning information is important because it normalizes the way in which service life information should be delivered from source to user so that relevant different attributes can be exchanged and a range of software applications can be used to capture the information.1.1 Process mapThe p
42、rocess map (see Figure 1) shows the key sequence of information exchanges and places the information exchanges in context, identifying the sending and receiving roles. It is based on the process map for design given in ISO 15686-1:2011, Annex B, and the management plan given in ISO 15686-3.In summar
43、y, ISO 15686-2, ISO 15686-8, ISO 15686-5 and ISO 15686-7 define four processes which use service life data. ISO 15686-2 (Testing): Product and testing are brought together to obtain the service life characteristics. ISO 15686-8 (Prediction): The characteristics are brought into a specific context to
44、 obtain a predicted service life. ISO 15686-5 (Costing): The predicted or measured service life is used with cost or environmental impact rates to obtain a life cycle cost or assessment. ISO 15686-7 (In-use inspection): The context factors are revised to reflect in-use surveys.Figure 1 Exchange requ
45、irements detailed in this part and their relationship to other partsThe process map document covers the determining of the service life of a type of product (during early design stages) and of occurrences of products of a particular type (during later design stages, construction and operation/mainte
46、nance).NOTE The data requirements for ISO 15686-7 (In-Use inspection) are used in Clause 7 and Annex B.2 ISO 2014 All rights reservedBS ISO 15686-4:2014ISO 15686-4:2014(E)1.2 Data requirementsThe determination of service life is undertaken at various times during the design, construction and operati
47、on of a project. During the early design stages when product information is aggregated a level such as the whole building or as specifications of whole systems; it is only the design life of a product that can be determined. At the earliest design stages when only product occurrences are defined, de
48、sign life is estimated at the occurrence level. At later design stages, when individual products are located and these products are designated by type, design life can be indicated for all occurrences at the type level. Similarly, when individual products are identified, it becomes possible to deter
49、mine a reference service life when a manufacturer/supplier can be identified. As with design life, reference service life can be allocated to the product type level.At later design stages and during construction, when the configuration and location of products has been fully established, it becomes possible to analyse the service life of products according to in use conditions. These conditions can vary the reference service life depending on factors such as exposure to weather, aggressiveness of the local environme
