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TECHNOLOGICAL
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MODULAR
CONSTRUCTION
 CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION P-2
2. TYPES OF MODULAR BUILDING P-4
3. CONSTRUCTION PROCESS P-8
4. MODULAR CONSTRUCTION VS P-10
ON-SITE CONSTRUCTION
5. MODULAR BUILDINGS IN THE P-12
WORLD AND IN KAZAKHSTAN
6. REFERENCES P-14

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 1. INTRODUCTION

A modular building is a prefabricated

building that consists of repeated sections
called modules.[1] Modularity involves
constructing sections away from the building
site, then delivering them to the intended
site. Installation of the prefabricated
sections is completed on site. Prefabricated
sections are sometimes placed using a
crane. The modules can be placed side-by-
side, end-to-end, or stacked, allowing for a
variety of configurations and styles. After
placement, the modules are joined together
using inter-module connections, also known
as inter-connections. The inter-connections
tie the individual modules together to form USES:
the overall building structure.[2] • for long-term, temporary or
permanent facilities, such as
construction camps, schools and

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classrooms, civilian and military

housing, and industrial facilities.
• in remote and rural areas where
conventional construction may not be
reasonable or possible.
• to provide temporary facilities,
including toilets and ablutions at
events
 2. TYPES OF MODULAR BUILDING
By construction type:
• office, household;
• warehouses;
• collapsible premises;
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• premises based on sea containers;
• change houses for special purposes:
instrument, compressor, switching.
By number of floors:
• one-story, two-story, three-story.
According to transport dimensions:
• overall (width up to 2500 mm);
• oversized (width up to 3000 mm)
Typical dimensions for planning in
modular construction:
Types of modules:
• 4-sided modules
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• Partially open-sided modules
• Open-sided (corner-supported) modules
• Supported by a primary structural frame
• Non-load bearing modules
• Mixed modules and planar floor cassettes
• Special stair or liftmodules.
 2. TYPES OF MODULAR BUILDING Example of modular building
components:
by type of construction material:

• Standard, wood-frame construction

(built with standard lumber);
• Steel and concrete construction;
• Wood trusses;
• Drywall or VCG (vinyl-covered gypsum)
interior wall finish;
• Acoustical ceiling (also known as drop
ceiling);
• CPVC, pex, or copper piping/tubing;
• Double-pane glass;
• Solid-core doors;
• Commercial hardware and fixtures;
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• Carpeting (rolled carpet or carpet
tiles);
• VCT (vinyl composite tiles) or ceramic
tiles
 3. CONSTRUCTION PROCESS
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• Architect handover
• Manufacture of Modules
• Preparation of the construction site
• Delivery of Modules
• Assembly & Practical completion
MANUFACTURE OF MODULES:
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• Floor
• External walls & windows
• Internal walls & first fix
• Ceiling & roof
• External cladding
• Electrics & plumbing
• External fit-out & decoration
• Final fitting & testing
 4. Advantages of modular
construction:

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This data is taken from a scientific study of

students Julius Endzelis and Mindaugas
Daukšys [3]
 5. MODULAR BUILDINGS IN THE Modular construction in RK:
today there are positive signals from the market:
WORLD AND IN KAZAKHSTAN • the development of mortgage products;
• the dilapidated housing stock in large cities;
• the process of urbanization.
Therefore, modular technology will play an important
role in the construction of high-quality and fast-built
housing.

Development barriers:
• The construction of production facilities requires
significant initial investments
• Lack of specialists in the field of modular
Modular Construction Market - Global Forecast to 2025: construction
• The global modular construction market size is • Conservatism about innovation [5]
projected to grow from USD 82.3 billion in 2020 to
USD 108.8 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 5.75% from
Achievements of BI-GROUP in modular construction:
2020 to 2025.
• In terms of value & volume, Permanent modular
building is estimated to dominate the modular
construction market in 2019
• In terms of value and volume, steel is projected to
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be the fastest segment in the modular construction
market from 2020 to 2025
• The healthcare segment is projected to be the
fastest-growing end-use sector in the modular
construction market from 2020 to 2025
• In terms of both value and volume, the Asia Pacific
modular construction market is projected to grow at
the highest CAGR during the forecast period. [4]
 6. REFERENCES

1. Lacey, Andrew William; Chen, Wensu; Hao,

Hong; Bi, Kaiming (2018). "Structural
Response of Modular Buildings – An Overview".
Journal of Building Engineering. 16: 45–56.
doi:10.1016/j.jobe.2017.12.008.
hdl:20.500.11937/60087
2. Lacey, Andrew William; Chen, Wensu; Hao,
Hong; Bi, Kaiming (2019). "Review of bolted
inter-module connections in modular steel
buildings". Journal of Building Engineering. 23:
207–219.
3. Julius Endzelis, Mindaugas Daukšys (2018).
"Comparison Between Modular Building
Technology and Traditional Construction".
Journal of Sustainable Architecture and Civil
Engineering. 23: 86–95.
4. Modular Construction Market by Type
(Permanent, Relocatable), Material (Steel,
Concrete, Wood), Modules, End-Use
(Residential, Retail & Commercial, Education,
Healthcare, Office, Hospitality), and Region -
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Global Forecast to 2025. Markets and Markets.

https://
www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports
/modular-construction-market-11812894.html
5. Модульный метод в строительной индустрии.
Qaztech Ventures. https://qaztech.vc/ps/news/4606/
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