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Civil-Comp Proceedings
ISSN 1759-3433 CCP: 37
INFORMATION PROCESSING IN CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN Edited by: B. Kumar
Paper IX.2
An Expert System for Designing Bar-Mesh Modules of Reinforced Concrete Structures - AUREMSYS J.-J. Kim*, J.-H. Kim*, D.-Y. Lee*, K.-H. Lee*, K.-R. Kim# and S.-J. Hong**
*Department of Architectural Engineering, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea
J.-J. Kim, J.-H. Kim, D.-Y. Lee, K.-H. Lee, K.-R. Kim, S.-J. Hong, "An Expert System for Designing Bar-Mesh Modules of Reinforced Concrete Structures - AUREMSYS", in B. Kumar, (Editor), "Information Processing in Civil and Structural Engineering Design", Civil-Comp Press, Edinburgh, UK, pp 241-252, 1996. doi:10.4203/ccp.37.9.2
Abstract
This paper introduces an expert system called AUREMSYS -
AUtomated REbar Module Design SYStem. AUREMSYS is
a set of computer programs which analyzes reinforcement
drawings of a reinforced concrete structure and develops
rebar modules for prefabrication. Such rebar modules are
also named as bar-meshes because a rebar module is made of
a set of horizontal and vertical rebars welded together like a
mesh. To develop a bar-mesh design system, a design
standard for bar-mesh needs to be established first. The
authors determined a bar-mesh design standard by analyzing
various factors that come from design to construction stages.
Some of these factors include the Korean standard for
reinforced concrete structures, local transportation
environment, workmanship of local labor forces,
performances of automated welding machines, etc.
Considerable effort is made in developing a bar-mesh design
algorithm. This paper discusses two specific bar-mesh
design algorithms that are devised in the process of
AUREMSYS development. The first algorithm is designed
by focusing on a rebar element itself, and the second
algorithm is designed by introducing a "Zone Object"
concept.
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