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Euscatigue, A., Pintado, P. (2023). Diseño y evaluación de una nave industrial de concreto armado empleando métodos constructivos tradicionales frente a soluciones modulares de concreto prefabricado para la zona costera de la ciudad de Lima [Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/670664
Euscatigue, A., Pintado, P. Diseño y evaluación de una nave industrial de concreto armado empleando métodos constructivos tradicionales frente a soluciones modulares de concreto prefabricado para la zona costera de la ciudad de Lima [Trabajo de Suficiencia Profesional]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2023. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/670664
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author = "Pintado Roman, Percy",
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Prefabricated building elements are manufactured in industrial factories and brought to the construction site to be joined together. These elements offer numerous advantages for the construction industry, effectively addressing the modern challenges of this field, with a significant impact on key factors: time, costs, quality and environmental impact. These advantages have driven its adoption around the world, including Peru, where its use has been increasing, although it has not yet reached levels of mass industrial manufacturing. Therefore, it is crucial to analyze the progress and future of this industry, which promises benefits for all parties involved in the construction sector in the country. The problem of construction delays is a significant challenge in Peru and other parts of the world, with projects stopped or facing delays due to technical, material problems or contractual breaches. The use of modular precast concrete solutions is intended to contribute to reducing the incidence of this type of stoppages due to technical deficiencies, since precast concrete allows for more rigorous quality control compared to on-site construction. Modular construction with precast concrete elements offers greater control in all processes, from the most complex design to manufacturing with optimal quality standards, compliance with technical standards and a faster and more sustainable on-site construction phase in comparison with traditional methods. The formulation of the problem focuses on whether modular construction with precast concrete will provide improvements in time, costs, quality and environmental impact compared to traditional construction.
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