Adaptation of the RENGA software package for the design of bridge structures
Abstract
The purpose of the work is to study the problem of developing an information model of bridge structures in the design process in the field of road construction. The use of information modeling technology in the field of road management allows for continuous monitoring of a construction facility at all stages of its life cycle. For the successful implementation of the information model design, it is necessary to organize all the processes of interaction between the design participants. It isrequired to create a specialized knowledge library in the form of a catalog with standard solutions that can be used in future projects, with the possibility of changing component parameters. The article discusses the technology of creating an information model of a bridge structure using the Renga software package. The scenario of the organization of design based on information modeling technology is shown. In this paper, the dependencies of the Renga software package tools with the elements of the bridge structure were selected. A 3D model of the bridge is presented with information on each element, which makes it possible to create a spatial model of an engineering structure. It is concluded that the use of the information model greatly simplifies the work with the projected object, providing a number of advantages over traditional methods of designing bridge structures. This approach to design increases efficiency, reduces the like lihood of errors,and promotes more effective collaboration between project participants. As a result, the information model provides a more holistic approach to design, contributing to the creation of a highquality and completed project.
Fields of Study & Subjects
BIM and Construction Integration
Structural Engineering and Materials Analysis
Civil and Structural Engineering Research
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Izvestiya vuzov Investitsii Stroitelstvo Nedvizhimost
- Volume
- 15
- Issue
- 4
- Pages
- 646–654
- Publication date
- 25 January 2026