Industrialised Building System

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN ARCHITECTURE
BUILDING TECHNOLOGY I (BLD 61403)
PROJECT 1
INDUSTRIALISED BUILDING SYSTEM
TUTOR : TS. MOHAMED RIZAL GROUP MEMBERS : FOO JI SUN 0323550
TAN YAN JIE 0323906
TANG FU HONG 0323092
THERESA THIA AI MIN 0323170
THOMAS TING SHII KAI 0323962

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TABLE CONTENT
IBS
Introduction to IBS

Precedent Studies

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
Plan

Elevation

Section

Axonometric

Structural Plan

IBS COMPONENTS
1. Cast In-Situ Reinforced Concrete Pad Footing

2. Precast Concrete Column

3. Precast Reinforced Concrete Beam

4. Precast Hollow-core Concrete Slab

5. Prefabricated Steel Toilet Pod

6. Precast Reinforced Concrete Stairs

7. Precast Concrete Sandwich Panel

8. Steel Portal Frame and Roof Trusses

COMPONENT SCHEDULE
Schedule

CONCLUSION
Conclusion
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IBS SYSTEM
Industrial Building System (IBS) is a construction process or system which uses standardized building components that are mass-
produced in a controlled environment. The building components are then transported and assembled into a building structure using
appropriate machinery and equipment with minimal workers on site. Building components which are often used in the IBS projects
include panels, slabs, beams and staircase units and roof structures. There are five main types of IBS system categories that are
used in Malaysia :
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PRECAST
SYSTEM
STEEL
FORMWORK
SYSTEM
STEEL
FRAMING
SYSTEM
BLOCKWORK
SYSTEM
PREFABRICATED
TIMBER
FRAMING
The IBS systems that we applied to our building design is the precast system for the columns, beams, slabs, panel and stairs. Steel
framing is used for our roof structure and toilet pod structure, There are many advantages by using IBS system which including
reduction of site labour, minimal wastage, faster project completion and lower construction cost On top of that, this system promotes
sustainability, improves site safety, quality and productivity in the construction environment.

This IBS is made up of tunnel forms, beams and columns moulding forms, and permanent steel
formworks. This system is the least pre-fabricated among the IBS, as it normally involves site casting.
Therefore, it is subject to structural quality control, high-quality finishes and fast construction with less site
labour and material requirement.
This IBS is commonly used with precast concrete slabs, steel columns/beams and steel framing systems,
and is used extensively in the fast-track construction of skyscrapers. Apart from that, it is extensively
used for light steel trusses consisting of cost-effective profiled coldformed channels and steel portal frame
systems as alternatives to the heavier traditional hot-rolled sections.
It includes of interlocking concrete masonry units (CMU) and lightweight concrete blocks. The block
system is mainly used for non-structural wall as an alternative to conventional brick and plaster
It consists of timber building frames and timber roof trusses. Although the latter is more common, timber
building frame systems also offer interesting designs from simple dwelling units to buildings such as
chalets for resorts.
This IBS consists of precast concrete columns, beams, slabs, walls, 3D components (e.g. balconies,
staircases, toilets, lift chambers, refuse chambers), lightweight precast concrete and permanent concrete
formworks. This system produces precast concrete components by casting concrete in a reusable mold
which is then cured in a controlled environment, transported to the construction site and lifted into place .
01PRECAST
SYSTEM
STEEL
FORMWORK
SYSTEM
STEEL
FRAMING
SYSTEM
BLOCKWORK
SYSTEM
PREFABRICATED
TIMBER
FRAMING
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SERI BAIDURI
by JMB MALAYSIA
SERI BAIDURI is a freehold apartment in Shah Alam, Selangor.
There are 4 blocks with 10 storeys each. There are a total of 640
units, with 16 units per floor. Each block comes with two lifts.Built-
up for each unit is 920 sq ft, featuring 3 bedrooms and 2
bathrooms. Each unit also comes with two open carpark bays.
PRECAST SYSTEM
• Load bearing Wall ( Precast RC Panel )
• Non Load Bearing Wall ( Precast Concrete Panel )
• Staircase ( Precast RC Staircase Unit )
• Precast RC Column
• Precast RC Slab
• Slab ( Precast Hollow Core Slab )
STEEL FRAMING SYSTEM
• Roof structure ( Prefabricated Steel Roof Trusses )
CAST IN SITU SYSTEM
• Foundation ( Cast in Situ Pile Foundation )
• Ground Floor ( All ground floor components)
PRECEDENT STUDY
SERI JETI
by SP SETIA BHD GROUP
PRECAST SYSTEM
• Load bearing Wall ( Precast RC Panel )
• Non Load Bearing Wall ( Precast Concrete Panel )
• Staircase ( Precast RC Staircase Unit )
• Precast RC Column
• Precast RC Slab
• Slab ( Precast Hollow Core Slab )
STEEL FRAMING SYSTEM
• Roof structure ( Prefabricated Steel Roof Trusses )
CAST IN SITU SYSTEM
• Foundation ( Cast in Situ Pile Foundation )
• Ground Floor ( All ground floor components)
SERI JATI is a construction award winning low cost
apartment located in the vicinity of Shah Alam, Selangor. It
also offers 948 units on total and provides a single layout
which has 813 sf built-up. All units in this residence comes
with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
01 02

CASTINGPROCESS
SITE CLEARING,
STRIPPING AND
LEVELLING 
The site is cleared of
rubble, and weed and also
ensured that there is no
water stagnation. 
SETTING OUT AND
EXCAVATION 
The building is set out from
the boundary line based on
guidelines from the local
authority. 
FORMWORK
The formwork for each
separate pad footing is
constructed and positioned
based on building plans in
the excavated trenches.
 
PLACEMENT OF REBAR
Reinforcement bars that
have been spaced properly
are placed into the
formwork.
 
CONCRETING 
Concrete mix is prepared
and poured into the
formwork to form the pad
footings, and then
compacted with a vibrator.
CURING
After concreting, curing is
immediately done with the
formwork locking in the
moisture and controlling the
temperature.
JOINTING TO COLUMN
The reinforced concrete pad footing
is connected to the foundation
columns by steel brackets welded to
a steel plate and secured with steel
anchor bolts.
BACKFILL AND DUMP
PROOFING
The excavated trench is then
backfilled with the excavated soil,
which is then compacted in layers
for structural integrity.

COLUMN-FOUNDATION CONNECTION
A bolted column connection is secured with anchor bolts where it can
also be used to create a column to column splice, which is impossible to do
with a socket method or with starter bars.
The column is cast into the foundation using a template as it transfer
directly tension, compression and shear forces to the reinforced concrete
base structure and is moment-resisting. Whereas the bold counterparts
known as column shoes are cast into the column at the precast
factory.
A moment-resisting connection is made quickly by lowering the column in
place and tightening the nuts to specified torque with readily available hand
tools. The installation process takes on average 20 minutes per column and
requires only a crane operator and two people on the ground. The
connection is finalized by grouting the anchor bolt recesses and joint
underneath the column with non-shrink grout.
INSTALLATION PROCESS
1. Fix the foundation anchor bolts to the PPL template.
2. Position the PPL template with anchor bolts to the foundation and cast.
3. Remove the PPL template and level the nuts.
4. Erected and lower the column.
5. Tighten the upper nuts and check the verticality.
6. Release the crane.
7. Grout the join and the column pockets.
JOINT DETAIL
10mm THK
300 X 300mm
ASTM A36 STEEL PLATE
300mm THK
600 X 600mm CAST IN SITU
CONCRETE PAD FOOTING
ASTM A 615 GRADE 60 WITH
20mm REINFORCING BAR
STEEL
COLUMN
SHOE
3000mm
300 x 300mm
PRECAST R.C.
COLUMN GRADE
C45 CONCRETE

02 PRECAST CONCRETE COLUMN
COLUMN
SUITABILITY
The precast concrete columns are beneficial for a multi
storey apartment. The quality can be controlled during the
manufacturing process. Not only that, the time to complete
the construction can be shorten.
Precast concrete column that we used is designed
sustainably which has the component of corbel to support
the loads above. The rebar steel will be projected out in
order to connect it into the beams.

FABRICATION PROCESS
Assembly of
mould.
3. Fixing of
rebars/ Cast in
items.
Mould cleaning
and
preparation.
4. Final
inspection
before casting.
Concreting. Curing. Demoulding. Final inspection
transfer to
storage yard.
The precast concrete column is used in normal wet casting method.
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COLUMN TO COLUMN CONNECTION
Precast concrete columns are connected together
through bolting, where the top of a lower-floor column
consists threaded bolts projecting outs, while the
bottom of an upper-floor column has a fixed base plate
containing holes to hold the bolts.
Then, the gaps are grouted afterwards with concrete
to prevent metal components from fire and corrosion.
COLUMN TO BEAM CONNECTION
The beams are set on bearing pads on the column corbels.
Next, steel angle angles are then welded to the metal plates cast
into the beams and columns and the joint will be grouted solid.
1. Precast concrete beam are set on bearing pads which are
located on the column corbels.
2. Steel angles are welded to the metal plate which casted into the
beams.
3. Columns and joint is grouted solid.
JOINT DETAIL
BASE PLATE
ANCHOR
BOLT
BEFORE
JOINTING
AFTER
JOINTING
DONE
GROUTING
STEEL
ANGLES
PRESTRESSED
TENDON
BEARING PADS
ON CORBEL
Connects a beam
to a column using a
reinforcing bar and
a beveled corbel.

03 PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAM
BEAM
SUITABILITY
The precast concrete beams are flexible and configuration.
They have broad capabilities to custom produce concrete
plank spans to your required specifications.
Precast concrete beams we used in our building are L and
T beams. These beams are designed according to the
shape of column. It conforms the column as a slotting
method.

JOINT DETAIL
BEAM TO BEAM CONNECTION
The secondary structure (beam)
sits on the primary beam. It is
connected by the slotting method
with the help of neoprene, steel
plates, anchor rods, tubes and
sockets.
SLAB TO BEAM CONNECTION
Hollow core slabs are set on bearing pads on the precast beams. Then, steel
reinforcing bars are inserted into the slab keyways to span the joint and increase
tensile strength. These reinforced precast concrete beams for composite slabs
are completed with a concrete topping slab and concrete infill at beam ends and
column caps.
1. The hollow core slab is set on the precast beam.
2. Steel reinforced bars are inserted into the slab keyways to span the joint.
3. The join is grouted solid.
4. The slab may remain bare or topped with few inches of cast in place concrete.
L BEAM
HOLLOW
CORE
SLAB

04 PRECAST HOLLOW CORE CONCRETE SLAB
SLAB
SUITABILITY
The precast concrete hollow core slab is suitable for our
building as the tubular voids significantly reduces the weight
of the slabs while maintaining the strength as compared to a
solid concrete floor slab of the same size. This results in an
efficient lightweight unit that is suitable for resisting the
bending moment from loads in a multi-storey building. The
long-span capability is ideal for multistory buildings.
The slab we use for our building is the precast hollow core
concrete slab, which is a precast prestressed concrete
element with tubular voids extending the full length of the
slab. It consist of prestressing tendons within the elements
to provide a predetermined force needed to resist external
loadings and cracks. There is freedom in length of units,
and splays and notches can readily be accommodated.

FABRICATION PROCESS
The dry casting process which is mainly used for hollow core wall panels and slabs is
used for fabricating our precast hollow core slab.
PREPARATION OF BASE
MOULD
This process is to ensure that
the base mould is free from
debris and old mortar and
ready for the new mortar.
APPLICATION OF FORM
RELEASE AGENT
And anti-rust form release
agent is applied over the
strands and mould to ease
removal of the dried mortar.
PRESTRESSING STRAND
HAULING AND TENSIONING
The strand spacing and
pattern is manually regulated
to ensure evenness.
CONCRETING
Mortar that has been concrete
grade approved is poured into
the mould and compacted with
a clamp on vibrator.
CURING
Curing begins immediately
after concreting by protecting
the panels with tarpaulin to
maintain the moisture and
temperature.
DETENSIONING OF
STRANDS
The strands are detensioned
to release the dried concrete
panels from the mortar using
the hydraulic jacking method.
FINAL INSPECTION AND
TRANSFER
Inspections are done to check if
there are any major defects on the
concrete slabs and to ensure the
evenness of the tubular voids.

Thefloorslabsundergoaspecificsetofprocessesduringinstallationtoensurethat
theslabsareproperlyplacedandbonded.
INSTALLATIONPROCESS
ON SITE INSPECTION
The quality of all transported slabs
are verified prior to unloading it.
This is to make sure that the slabs
do not have damage that may be
caused by loading or transportation
events.
UNLOADING AND HOISTING
Unloading and hoisting of the slabs
are done with a hoisting traverse,
which consists of a lifting beam with
two hoisting grippers. The position
of hoisting grippers on lifting beam
is adapted to length of slab.
INSTALLATION
The hoisted slab is directed into
proper position directly above the
bearing surface, and the safety
chains are unhooked. The slab is
then lowered into planned position,
and unhooked from the crane.
ADJUSTMENT AND CURVATURE
EQUALIZATION
When mismatches in slab curvature
on the lower side of the floor exceed
the allowable size, the curvature will
equalized via help of adjustable
struts lifting the lowest slab.
POSITIONING AND
INSTALLATION OF TIES
Since the floor of our building
functions as a diaphragm, the ties
are installed with the longitudinal
walls.
GROUTING
The installation joints that are
between the slabs and also the ends
of slabs are filled with fine aggregate
concrete, then compacted using an
internal vibrator to strengthen the
bond between the slabs.

JOINT DETAIL
200mm THK
2400 x 3500mm
PRECAST CONCRETE HOLLOW CORE SLAB
SLAB TO SLAB CONNECTION
The slabs are joint together through
tongue and groove connection, which
is then grouted with mortar to further
secure the connection.
GRADE C40 IN SITU
CONCRETE JOINT

05 PREFABRICATED STEEL TOILET POD
TOILET POD
SUITABILITY
Prefabricated Toilet Pods are suitable for our building as they
can be easily duplicated in production for multi storey units
that require repetition of modular components.
Prefabricated Toilet Pods are prefabricated modular
building components that include the interior finishes and
system components of a bathroom. Everything is
fabricated off site and it is ready to use once installed on
site along with the piping systems. The bathroom in pod is
framed with hollow core steel bars which are welded
together.

FABRICATION PROCESS
The fabrication and assembly process of our steel toilet pod structure.
The installation process of our steel toilet pod structure.
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CUTTING  
Fabrication of
the toilet pod
starts with
cutting of the
steel bars to
the specified
lengths.
ASSEMBLY 
The metal
components
are welded
together to
form the
frame of the
toilet pod.
FINISHING 
Wood panel
finishing on the
interior of the
toilet pod is
connected to
the steel frame
using steel
brackets and
bolts.
ASSEMBLY OF
SYSTEMS
The toilet
system
components
such as the
water closet,
shower head
and basin is
assembled into
the pod.
INSPECTION ON SITE 
The condition of the
bathroom pods are
inspected on site to
verify its structural
integrity.
HOISTING  
The bathroom pods are
hoisted to the building
using crane and wire
ropes.
POSITIONING OF POD  
Workers hoist the toilet
pod to its final position
JOINTING OF POD 
The steel frames of the
toilet pod are connected
to the floor slabs using
steel brackets and bolts.
PLASTERING 
The exterior of the pod
is plastered to give it a
finish that blends in to
the rest of the building’s
interior.

JOINT DETAIL STEEL FRAME
CONNECTION
The welding
method is chosen
to fuse the hollow
core steel bars
together to form a
secure single
piece unit.
TOILET POD TO SLAB CONNECTION
The toilet pod structure is secured in its
position to the hollow core slab with steel
bolts.

06 PRECAST R.C. STAIRS
STAIRCASE
SUITABILITY
The precast single unit concrete stair is suitable for our
building as unlike solid concrete steps, they are hollow,
lighter and less prone to settle over time. Even if settling
occurs, the remediation is an easy one as the lightness of the
stair unit allows them to be conveniently replaced. This makes
the stairs safe and suitable for multi storey buildings in the
long run.
The stair system we use for our building is the precast
single unit concrete stairs where every element of the
stair is prefabricated into a single unit. The flights are
extended to include the landings, which will only then be
jointed to the floor slabs.

FABRICATION PROCESS
The normal casting process used for precast reinforced concrete components are
used for our precast RC concrete stairs..
ASSEMBLY OF MOULD  
The mould is assembled
accurate to the dimensions of the
stairs within the specified
tolerances.
FIXING OF REBAR  
Rebars are correctly positioned
and spaced using a fabrication
rig, and then properly secured to
the mould.
CURING  
The concrete is cured to prevent
it from losing moisture too rapidly
and losing its strength. This is
done by leaving the formwork in
place to lock in moisture.
CONCRETING 
Concrete mix is added to the
mould and compacted using the
vibrator.
DEMOULDING 
The bolts on the side moulds are
loosened and the side moulds
are removed. The dried concrete
unit is then lifted away from the
mould using a threaded lifter.
FINAL INSPECTION AND
TRANSFER  
The condition of the dried
concrete unit is inspected to
ensure there are no defects and
the critical dimensions are
verified once more such as the
risers height.

Thefloorslabsundergoaspecificsetofprocessesduringinstallationtoensurethat
INSTALLATIONPROCESS
ON SITE INSPECTION  
The quality of the stairs are checked
before unloading it to make sure that the
staircase is not damaged by loading or
transportation events.
MARKING
Prior to installation of staircases, a
wooden template that copies the
reference profile of the stair flight is
made and placed on the stair well. The
location of fields is marked and the
position is checked vertically and in
plan.
UNLOADING AND HOISTING  
Unloading and hoisting of the stairs are
done with a hoisting crane.
INSTALLATION 
The hoisted stairs is directed into proper
position directly above the opening
between slabs, then lowered and bolted
to the slab pockets before being
unhooked from the crane.

JOINT DETAIL
PRECAST R.C. L BEAM
GRADE C45 CONCRETE
The wet joint method is used to
connect the staircase unit to the
stairwell beams. The shape of the
L shape and Inverted T shape
beams are able to accommodate
the tongue on the precast RC stair
landing, which eases positioning
of the stair unit. The joint is
grouted in-situ with a wet
concrete mix which will secure
the connection once hardened.
GRADE C40 IN SITU
CONCRETE JOINT
ST9/172mm PRECAST R.C.
STAIRCASE GRADE C35
CONCRETE
GRADE C40 IN SITU
CONCRETE JOINT
PRECAST R.C. INVERTED T
BEAM GRADE C45 CONCRETE

PRECAST CONCRETE SANDWICH PANEL
WALL
SUITABILITY
The precast concrete sandwich wall panel is suitable as the
insulated void significantly reduces the weight of the panels
while maintaining the strength as compared to a solid
concrete wall panel. This results in an efficient lightweight unit
that is suitable for resisting the bending moment from loads in
a multi-storey building. The panels can be produced with
almost any surface finish on both sides, the interior and
exterior. This eliminates the need for cladding.
The wall we use for our building is the precast concrete
sandwich wall panel, which comprises of two wythes of
precast reinforced concrete panels separated by a layer of
expanded polystyrene foam (EPS} as rigid insulation.
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FABRICATION PROCESS
The reinforced concrete wall panels are fabricated with a double book mould which is
a hybrid of a tilting table and a battery mould.
CLEANING AND
PREPARATION OF BASE
MOULD
The tilting table is cleaned
and releasing agent is
applied on it.
SIDE SHUTTERING
PLACEMENT
The side shuttering is placed
using mechanical extension arms
to adjust the width of the panels
and positioned hydraulically.
VOID MOULD PLACEMENT
The window and door
moulds are attached to the
tilting table magnetically.
REBAR PLACEMENT
Reinforcement bars that
have been prepared and
spaced properly are placed
on the tilting table.
CONCRETING
Concrete mixture is poured
to the level marked by the
side shutters and vibrated to
compact it.
INSULATION LAYER
PLACEMENT
Immediately after vibration
the insulation layer is
attached to the concrete
layer by thermal pins.
CURING
Curing of the concrete is
achieved by the insulation
layer on top which maintains
its moisture and temperature
level.
DEMOULDING AND
TRANSFERING
The tilting table is removed
to reveal a single piece
sandwich wall panel, which
is then transferred to
storage after inspection of
the condition.

Theﬂoorslabsundergoaspeciﬁcsetofprocessesduringinstallationtoensurethat
INSTALLATIONPROCESS
SETTING OUT
Reference line and offset line is set to
determine position of precast elements
to be installed.
LIFTING AND INSTALLATION
The panels are lifted to its designated
position using a crane and wire ropes
and secured with diagonal props once
properly positioned.
GROUTING
Mortar is applied to seal the gaps along
the inner sided bottom edge of the
panels, which is left undisturbed for 24
hours.
JOINT CASTING AND SEALING
The joint rebars are installed and
formwork is set up before grouting of the
joints commence.

JOINT DETAIL
PANEL TO PANEL
CONNECTION
The panels are connected to
each other by tongue and
groove method, and are
grouted with mortar to further
secure the connection.
PANEL TO COLUMN
CONNECTION
The shape of the wall panel
is fabricated to fit the column
head. The side panel is
connected to the column by
the wet joint method, which
is grouting.
PANEL TO BEAM
CONNECTION
The panels are connected
to the beam using the wet
joint method as well.
TONGUE
GROOVE
300mm x 450 mm PRECAST RC
L SHAPED BEAM 
GRADE C45 CONCRETE
3000mm
300 x 300 mm PRECAST RC COLUMN 
GRADE C45 CONCRETE
60mm thk
2650 mm x 1675 mm
Precast Concrete Panel
80mm thk
2650 mm x 1675 mm
EXPANDED POLYSTRENE
FOAM

08 STEEL PORTAL FRAME AND ROOF TRUSSES
ROOF
SUITABILITY
Steel portal frame and roof trusses are suitable for our
building as they are insusceptible to shrinkage, termite
infestations, rotting and warping. Steel roofs can also be
installed in poor weather, eliminating expensive downtime.
Prefabricated metal roof structure also reduce costs and
labor time, as workers only take care of assembly.
The roof structure we used for our building are steel frame
and steel roof trusses. The components are prefabricated
and assembled in a factory and then installed on site.

FABRICATION PROCESS
The fabrication and assembly process of our steel roof structure.
The installation process of our steel roof structure.
01 02 03
CUTTING  
Fabrication begins with
cutting, main saws, but
high-tech equipments
such as lasers and
water jets are reserved
for more complex
shapes and curves.
FORMING 
Once the metal are cut
into correct shapes, the
metal are press baked
and rolled into specified
size, thickness and
shapes. 
ASSEMBLY  
Components
are welded
together to
bring the final
product
together
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02
03
04
ON SITE INSPECTION  
The quality of the roof structure are checked
before unloading it to make sure that the
staircase is not damaged by loading or
transportation events.
UNLOADING AND HOISTING  
Unloading and hoisting of the roof structure
are done with a hoisting crane.
INSTALLATION OF FOOTING 
Metal footing is installed onto the beams INSTALLATION OF ROOF STRUCTURE 
The hoisted roof structure is directed into
proper position directly above the footing, then
lowered and bolted to the footing before being
unhooked from the crane.

GUSSET PLATE
Truss members are connected
by using gusset plate where
members of two different
angles are bolted as one
centre node. Bolting is one of
the preferred method of
connecting members on the site.
Staggered bolt layout allows
easier access for tightening with
a pneumatic wrench when a
connection is all bolted.
WELDING
Welding takes part as fabrication process which joins the
metals by causing act of fusion, which is distinct from lower
temperature metal-joining techniques such as brazing and
soldering. This process do not melt the base metal whereas it
joins the roof truss members at parts which readily available
connectors couldn’t be used.
Metal plate footings are bolted
onto the beams, then truss
members are attached onto
the metal plate footing using L
brackets
JOINT DETAIL
3mm THK
STEEL C-CHANNEL
PURLIN
PURLIN WELDED
TO PRECAST
TRUSS MEMBER
PRECAST STEEL
FRAME AND TRUSS

Prefabricated Concrete Column Schedule
Type Thickness (mm) Width (mm) Length (mm) Quantity
C1
300 300
3100 39
C2 3100 30
Precast RC Column

Prefabricated Concrete Column Schedule
Type Thickness (mm) Width (mm) Length(mm) Quantity
C3
300 300 3100
15
C4 2
C5 4
Precast RC Column

Precast RC
Precast Reinforcement Concrete Beam Schedule
Type SIze Length Quantity
B1 2250 8
B2 3350 24
B3 4650 48
B4 4850 32
B5 4648 8
B6 4850 8
B7 4650 8
B8 3350 15
B9 2250 32

Precast Reinforcement Concrete Beam Schedule
B10 4648 8

Precast Hollow Core Slab
Prefabricated Hollow Core Slab Schedule
Type Thickness (mm) Width (mm) Length (mm) Quantity
S1 200 2400 3500 72
S2 5000 56

Smooth Finish Precast Concrete Sandwich Panel Schedule
Type Thickness (mm) Width (mm) Height (mm) Quantity
W1
200
1675
2650
4
W2 1300 48
W3 1675 4
W4 1675 48

W5
200
1675
2650
32
W6 1675 12
W7 1500 4
W8 1775 4

W9
200
1675
2650
4
W10 1725 4
W11 2250 6
W12 2250 4
W13 2400 4

Brick Slip Precast Concrete Sandwich Panel Schedule
Type Thickness ( mm ) Width (mm) Height (mm) Quantity
W4a
200 3350
1074 1
W4b
2650
3
W14 2
W15 1

Precast RC Staircase Unit Schedule
Type Riser Height (mm) Thread Width (mm) No. of Risers Quantity
2 172 260 9 2

Door Schedule
Type Height (mm) Length (mm) Quantity
D1
2000
1800 32
D2 1500 6
D3 720 30
D4 2650 2400 6

Window Schedule
Type Height (mm) Length (mm) Quantity
WD1 850 1075 32
WD2 550 875 8
WD3 1250 340 16
WD4 400 900 10

Prefabricated Steel Truss Schedule
Type Thickness (mm) Height (mm) Length (mm) Quantity
T1 50 680 9100 6
T2 50 1160 16550 18

Prefabricated Steel Purlin Schedule
Type Thickness (mm) Height (mm) Width (mm) Length (mm) Quantity
P1 10 100 50 8900 12
P2 12750 16

ELEMENTS AREA m² /
LENGTH m
IBS FACTOR COVERAGE IBS SCORE
324m² 1.0 324m²/ 1366m²
= 0.24
0.23 X 1.0 X 50
= 11.5
324m² 1.0 324m²/ 1366m²
= 0.24
0.23 X 1.0 X 50
= 11.5
324m² 1.0 324m²/ 1366 m²
= 0.24
0.23 X 1.0 X 50
= 11.5
394 m² 1.0 394m²/ 1366 m²
= 0.29
0.29 X 1.0 X 50
= 14.5
1366 m²
1.0 49
Precast beam + Precast column + precast
concrete slab floor
2nd Floor Area =324.48 m²
Prefabricated Metal Roof Truss
Precast beam + Precast column + precast
concrete slab floor
1st Floor Area = 324.48 m²
PART 1: Structure Elements
Precast beam + Precast column + precast concrete
slab floor
Ground floor area = 324.48 m²

ELEMENTS AREA m² / LENGTH m IBS FACTOR COVERAGE IBS SCORE
PART 2 : WALL SYSTEM
EXTERNAL WALL USING
PRECAST CONCRETE PANEL
280.14m² 1.0 280.14m² / 515.58m²
= 0.54
0.54x1.0x20
= 10.8
INTERNAL WALL USING DYR
WALL PANEL
191.94m² 1.0 191.94m² / 515.58m²
= 0.37
0.37x1.0x20
= 7.4
TOTAL PART 2 472.08m² 0.91 18.2

ELEMENTS AREA m² /
LENGTH m
IBS FACTOR COVERAGE IBS SCORE
PART 3 : OTHER SIMPLIFIED CONSTRUCTION
SOLUTIONS
i) 100 % BEAM SIZES FOLLOW MS 1064
PART 10: 2001
ii) 100 % COLUMN SIZES FOLLOW MS 1064
PART 10: 2001
iii) 0% DOOR SIZES FOLLOW MS 1064
PART 9: 2001
iv) 100% WALL THICKNESS FOLLOW MS 1064
PART 10 : 2001
v) 100% SLAB THICKNESS FOLLOW MS 1064
PART 10 : 2001
vi) 0% WINDOWS SIZES FOLLOW MS 1064
PART 5: 2001
vii) 100% REPETITION OF FLOOR HEIGHT
viii) 100% VERTICAL REPETITION OF
STRUCTURE
IX) 100% HORIZONTAL REPETITION OF
STRUCTURE
100 %
100 %
50 %
100 %
100 %
50 %
100 %
100%
100%
4
4
0
4
4
0
2
2
2
22
IBS CONTENTS SCOPE OF PROJECT
(PART 1 + PART 2 + PART 3)
49 + 18.2 + 22
= 89.2

CONCLUSION
Industrial Building System (IBS) is gaining traction in Malaysia as more parties begin utilizing it. Because components are custom
built to exact requirements in a controlled, factory environment, quality can be closely monitored and standardised, reducing defects.
In projects with a high degree of repeatability, cost benefits appear as high-quality components can be replicated numerous times,
reducing the price per unit.
As for our proposed design, the IBS score is calculated as an overall assessment to the system applied for our proposed design in
each component. We had gained over 89.2%, which contributes to a good final outcome. In other words, we have managed to apply
IBS effectively in our construction process. Apart from that, we were able to demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of IBS
construction process through model making apart from just understanding them through theories.

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