Jason Hyde: A view on the future - The end of life as we know it?

Presentation by Jason Hyde, Mott MacDonald, at the APM Project Management Conference Manchester 2019.

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APM Regional Conference
26 June 2019, Manchester
The end of life as we know it?
A View on the Future

Jason Hyde
Chartered Civil Engineer
ICE NW Senior Vice Chair (3 more days!)
E Jason.Hyde@mottmac.com
T 0161 927 8996
W mottmac.com

A person who designs, builds or
maintains engines, machines or
structures.

A kick-ass uber-genius with godly
math and science abilities.

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Nagaoka, Japan
Magnitude 6.7 earthquake
c103,000 people displaced

Bangladesh
Cyclone Sidr
c10,000 people killed

Christ Church, New Zealand
Magnitude 7.1 earthquake
c$40 billion worth of damage

The world faces severe, pervasive
and irreversible damage from
global CO2 emissions.

From the dawn of civilization to 2003, five
exabytes of data were created.
Eric Schmidt
Former CEO
Google

8%
A fad that'll
pass us by
81%
A tool for
us to
exploit
11%
A world
ending
scenario

S355 Steelwork (128T
total with parapets and
decking)
90T

A Step Change in Process
Digital Delivery
Outline Design
Designer’s 3D Model
Designer’s 2D Drawings
Fabricator’s 3D Model
Fabricator’s 2D Drawings

Approval Process
Gather the
approvals team
Provide access to
the models
Provide access to
calculation files
Provide access to
construction team

100%
Knowledge
transfer to
fabricator
50%
Time saving due
to knowledge
transfer
£10k
Saving on
drawings for
footbridge
75%
Reuse of the
design model for
fabrication
4 week
Programme saving
£1m +
Savings due to
collaborative
behaviours
Enhancing the site team’s knowledge by
providing models and encouraging the use
of viewing software on site
1st
Design delivered
without
traditional
design drawings
Providing a lasting legacy by training
technicians and apprentices to work in BIM
and work in a collaborative manner
Benefit of Change
Digital Collaboration

It must be considered that there is nothing more
difficult to carry out, nor more doubtful of
success, nor more dangerous to handle, than to
initiate a new order of things. For the reformer
has enemies in all those who profit by the old
order, and only lukewarm defenders in all those
who would profit by the new order…

Innovation in Production D30IC – Innovation in Construction Practice Dr. S R AKOH Agenda Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Automation and Robotics Agenda Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Automation and Robotics What is NMC? A panelized construction system https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6u-CDj2HJQ Class exercise 1 (45mins) Refer to the vision for details MMC Pre-fabrication 6 MMC Pre-fabrication Pre-assembly Sub-assemblies Panelised systems MMC Pre-fabrication Pre-assembly Modularisation MMC Advantages? Challenges? MMC 10 MMC MMC Advantages: Higher quality Parallel construction (schedule ‘crashing’) Health & Safety MMC “Modern methods of construction offer predictability, value, improved health and safety, speed and greater efficiency in terms on minimising waste” “The Health and Safety Executive (HSE), who regulate construction safety, are encouraging the use of MMC” BURA (2005), Modern Methods of Construction: Evolution or Revolution?, Report. UK Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (2003), Modern Methods of House Building, Postnote. MMC 2005 Pan, W., Gibb, A. and Dainty, A. (2005), Offsite Modern Methods of Construction in Housebuilding, Report, Loughborough Univ. MMC Modern Methods of Construction - Views from the industry NHBC (2016) Find it on Vision MMC 2016 Experienced benefits appear to now match predicted benefits MMC Barriers/Challenges: MMC Barriers/Challenges: MMC 57 storeys in 19 days (China) Broad, Sustainable Buildings https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93HVG3j1phs MMC MMC 57 storeys in 19 days (China) 10 storeys in 2 days (India) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=344c-FHc-es MMC MMC 57 storeys in 19 days (China) 10 storeys in 2 days (India) Sky City One (China) Broad, Sustainable Buildings 220 storey – 2,750ft (32ft higher than Burj Khalifa) 90 days (24 times quicker than Burj Khalifa) $700 millions (1/3 of cost of Burj Kalifa) MMC 57 storeys in 19 days (China) 10 storeys in 2 days (India) Bridge replaced (UK) https://youtu.be/R4ca9xVYJqk MMC 25 MMC 57 storeys in 19 days (China) 10 storeys in 2 days (India) Bridge replaced (UK) Bridge replaced in 1 day (China) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vz_j_BEkVCQ MMC MMC Legal & General Homes Largest modular home factory in Europe (2016). http://www.legalandgeneral.com/homes/ MMCMMC used or considered in the last 3 years98%Sub-assemblies (e.g. door sets, timber I-beams, prefabricated chimneys)65%Panelised systems (e.g. timber and steel frame) - Scotland: timber frame for 75% of new homes.42%Volumetric construction and pods - Mainly apartments in London and South East.6% MMC Agenda Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) Automation and Robotics BeamMaster https://youtu.be/qOZvKkVdJr8 BeamMaster Advantages: Works 24/7 Agile High degree of accuracy and speed Challenges: ? Doosa ...

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Lecture notes 2/NG3S226_Lecture_5.pptx Manufacturing Systems NG3S226 Lecture 5 - Micro Manufacturing Processes - - - Micro electrical discharge Laser drilling machining (µEDM) Micro mechanical drilling Micro technologies Micro Products Adapted from Brinksmeier E., et al., Machining of precision parts and microstructures, ICPE2001, 3-11 IC-based Processes Energy Assisted Processes Mechanical Processes • Photolithography • Laser Ablation • Micro-Milling • Electroforming • Micro-EDM • Micro-Turning • Ion Beam Machining Replication Techniques • Injection Moulding • Hot Embossing • NIL Quality control & inspection Micro Engineering Technologies (MET) Mechanical and optical components, Mould inserts, Micro structured surfaces (Individual) Micro EDM: principle Four different types of µ-EDM technologies:     micro wire EDM, micro EDM drilling, micro EDM milling, wire electro-discharge grinding (WEDG). Kunieda et al, annals of the CIRP Vol. 54/2/2005, pp 599-622 Dimov et al. (2003). Tool-Path generation system for micro EDM milling. Proc. ImechE, Part B, 217, 1633-1637 Micro EDM drilling Capabilities: • • • • • 2.5D features Surface roughness Ra 0.10 Aspect ratio < 35 Any conductive material Hole sizes typically 10µm up to 500µm DEMO Micro Wire EDM AGIE Vertex • • • Accuracy +/- 2 µm Wire diameter 20 µm Surface roughness Ra 0.05 DEMO Micro EDM milling Capabilities: • • • • • 2.5 & 3-D features Surface roughness Ra 0.05 Aspect ratio < 10 Any conductive material Feature sizes < 30 µm Micro EDM electrodes Rods Tubes WC W C Micro cracks Micro cracks Micro EDM surface integrity C Micro cracks Micro EDM surface integrity Characteristics: • • Limits applications Surface recast layers are typically composed of material that fails to be evacuated from the gap between the electrode and the workpiece through flushing, and is thereby re-solidified onto the machined surface HAZ re-crystallisation occurs Re-cast layer non-homogeneous structure and localised micro-stresses • • Laser ablation: Equipment  Generally 4 types duration): (Pulse • • • • Femto second Pico second Nano second Micro second Pulse length Laser ablation: Equipment  Micro second DEMO Laser ablation: principle  Laser-induced solid material evaporation process.  Process depends on:       laser type wavelength beam quality spot size average beam pulse length intensity Laser ablation: principle  Laser Radiation = Absorbed + Reflected +Transmitted Laser Radiation Reflected Laser Radiation  Different materials absorb different wavelengths Material surface Absorbed Laser Radiation Transmitted Laser Radiation Laser ablation: principle Leong, K. Drilling with lasers. Ind. Laser Solution s ...

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