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CRANE: Civil Engineering Research Journal
Published by Universitas Komputer Indonesia
ISSN : -     EISSN : 27754588     DOI : https://doi.org/10.34010/crane.v3i1
Core Subject : Engineering,
Civil Engineering, Building, Construction & Architecture
Civil Engineering Research Journal (CRANE) provides media to publish the original research articles from contributors related to civil engineering: Civil and Structural Engineering Civil Engineering and Design Construction and Building Materials Construction Management Geo-Technical Engineering Hydraulic engineering Sustainability in Civil Engineering Transportation engineering Water Science and Engineering
Arjuna Subject : Teknik (semua kategori) - Teknik Sipil dan Struktur
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KAJIAN KELAYAKAN TEKNIS DAN FUNGSIONAL JEMBATAN PENYEBERANGAN ORANG DI RUAS JALAN BANDUNG–SUMEDANG Sugiharta, Ignatius Malvio; Mufadhdhal, Andi Muhammad; Ignatius Malvio Sugiharta; Andi Muhammad Mufadhdhal
CRANE: Civil Engineering Research Journal Vol 6 No 2 (2025): CRANE
Publisher : Program Studi Teknik Sipil, Fakultas Teknik dan Ilmu Komputer, Universitas Komputer Indonesia

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.34010/crane.v6i2.15993

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The growth of educational activities and urban mobility in the Jatinangor area has significantly increased traffic intensity and the risk of pedestrian accidents, particularly along the Bandung–Sumedang Highway. This study aims to evaluate the technical and functional feasibility of constructing a pedestrian bridge (JPO) and to compare it with the alternative of a pelican crossing as a more adaptive pedestrian solution. The research methods include field surveys, analysis of pedestrian behavior and traffic flow, as well as multi-criteria assessments of both alternatives based on safety, cost efficiency, accessibility, and utilization levels. The findings indicate that although the pedestrian bridge meets technical requirements, its effectiveness is limited due to low utilization rates and poor accessibility for vulnerable groups. In contrast, the pelican crossing is considered more suitable for medium-capacity roads with high pedestrian volumes, as it offers greater efficiency, inclusivity, and lower costs. These results support the hypothesis that the pelican crossing provides a more appropriate solution for improving pedestrian safety in the study area, while also offering recommendations for context-sensitive and sustainable traffic infrastructure planning.
STUDI KASUS PERBANDINGAN PRODUKTIVITAS PEMODELANBIM: PRECAST VS TRADISIONAL Rahardian, Reza; Ma’mun, Haromi; Belly Saptiansyah, Belly; naimatunnisa; Tanne, Yongki Alexander; Falderika
CRANE: Civil Engineering Research Journal Vol 6 No 2 (2025): CRANE
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.34010/crane.v6i2.16202

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Productivity in Building Information Modeling (BIM) modeling plays a key role in project efficiency. However, the comparison between precast and traditional methods is still rarely studied. This research investigates the productivity comparison between BIM modeling methods and traditional construction execution on the Rumah Sakit Mitra Pumbon Subang project. The study uses a descriptive quantitative approach with data collected through 3D modeling (Autodesk Revit), scheduling (Microsoft Project), and 4D simulation (Autodesk Navisworks). The results show that BIM modeling requires more time (28 days) compared to the precast method (41 days) due to design complexity and more detailed object modeling in Revit compared to traditional CAD drawings. Meanwhile, the traditional construction method takes longer (153 days) compared to the precast method (137 days), due to the standardization advantages of precast work. In terms of material needs, BIM provides more precise calculations using the "Duplicate with Full Properties" and "Rebar Template Library" features in Revit. In conclusion, BIM modeling takes longer, but offers better precision and physical efficiency. This research emphasizes the importance of selecting the appropriate modeling method for optimal construction performance.
ANALISIS KEKUATAN PEMASANGAN PIPA PVC (PRALON) DALAM KOLOM UNTUK SISTEM DRAINASE MENGGUNAKAN SOFTWARE SPCOLUMN Saputra, Raka Maulana; Prasetyo, Bagas; Y Djoko Setiyarto; Bagas Prasetyo
CRANE: Civil Engineering Research Journal Vol 6 No 2 (2025): CRANE
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.34010/crane.v6i2.16522

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Innovations in modern building design encourage the integration of utility systems, such as rainwater drainage, into structural elements to improve space efficiency and aesthetics. This study aims to analyze the effect of embedding PVC (pralon) pipes as internal drainage channels on the strength and efficiency of reinforced concrete columns. A numerical analysis was carried out using the spColumn software on columns with dimensions of 350 × 600 mm, with variations in the number of 4-inch pipes (zero, one, two, and three). The results show that installing one, two, and three pipes gradually reduced the maximum compressive capacity of the column from 4100 kN to 3930 kN, 3790 kN, and 3650 kN, respectively. Despite this reduction, all column configurations were proven to be safe for sustaining the planned ultimate load of 368.72 kN. Interestingly, the structural–material efficiency of the column increased by up to 4.2% in the three-pipe configuration, as the reduction in concrete volume outweighed the decrease in capacity. It is concluded that the integration of PVC drainage pipes into columns offers a structurally safe, functional, and more material-efficient solution. These findings highlight the potential to reduce the need for external drainage channels, thereby improving spatial efficiency and lowering construction costs. Furthermore, integrating the drainage system into columns allows for cleaner, more minimalist façade designs without conventional piping interruptions, ultimately enhancing the aesthetic value and architectural competitiveness of the building.
PENGARUH TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT TERHADAP PERPINDAHAN MODE TRANSPORTASI DI KAWASAN CAWANG - CIKOKO Alfarizi, Salman; Putri, Mukhlisya Dewi Ratna
CRANE: Civil Engineering Research Journal Vol 6 No 2 (2025): CRANE
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.34010/crane.v6i2.17241

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This study analyzed the impact of Transit Oriented Development (TOD) on transportation mode shifts in Cawang–Cikoko, East Jakarta, using a quantitative approach with multiple linear regression on data from 103 respondents. The findings indicate that TOD significantly influences mode choice by 45.1%, with the Shift variable being most dominant, followed by Connect and Transit, while Walk showed no significant effect, suggesting that TOD development in the area should prioritize intermodal integration and public transportation quality.
ALIRAN GAYA PELAT TANGGA KE BALOK-KOLOM: KOMPARASI SKEMA FREE-STANDING VS BEARING DAN EVALUASI KAPASITAS PELAT TANGGA PADA BEBAN GRAVITASI Aulia, Gischa Sandrina; Abduloh, Keisya Nairazzahra; Setiyarto, Y Djoko
CRANE: Civil Engineering Research Journal Vol 6 No 2 (2025): CRANE
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.34010/crane.v6i2.17844

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Construction sequence mismatches in stairwells often necessitate connecting stair slabs to the primary structure after it has already been erected. One practical on-site solution is the use of chemical anchors on the landing beam (edge beam), which interacts with the existing column. This study compares two behavioral schemes: (i) free-standing, where the stair slab spans between floor slabs without relying on the landing beam–column system; and (ii) bearing, where the slab edge rests on the landing beam anchored to the column. Numerical modeling was conducted using SAP2000, employing shell elements for the stair slab and link elements to represent joint stiffness. Gravity loads were defined according to SNI 1727:2020, while flexural–shear capacity evaluations of the slab followed SNI 2847:2019. The observed outputs included bending moment M11, shear V13, service deflection, link reactions, and local forces on the landing beam and column at the drilling zone. Comparative results show that the free-standing scheme reduces force transfer to the column but increases the demand on the stair slab; conversely, the bearing scheme decreases deflection and slab bending moments but raises anchor reactions and local column forces. In the case study, the design flexural capacity φMn of the slab approached but slightly fell below the demand Mu, while the serviceability deflection limit was satisfied. Therefore, the recommendation is conditional: the free-standing scheme is feasible if φMn ≥ Mu and deflection requirements are met; otherwise, slab strengthening or a shift to the bearing scheme with adequate anchor design is required. These findings provide a practical decision-making basis for projects involving non-monolithic stair connections.
HUBUNGAN UMUR BETON DAN KEKUATAN TEKAN TERHADAP WAKTU AMAN PEMBONGKARAN BEKISTING Nugroho, Nauval Pramesta; Farros, Diaz; Setiyarto, Y Djoko
CRANE: Civil Engineering Research Journal Vol 6 No 2 (2025): CRANE
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.34010/crane.v6i2.17854

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Formwork removal is a critical stage in reinforced concrete construction as it is directly related to quality, safety, and efficiency. In practice, this process often relies solely on the concrete age in days, without verification of the actual compressive strength, which may lead to cracking, excessive deflection, or even permanent damage. This study aims to analyze the relationship between the development of concrete compressive strength and the capacity of primary structural elements—columns, beams, and slabs—in carrying construction loads, as a basis for determining the safe timing of formwork removal. The method employed consists of a literature review and conceptual analysis based on SNI 2847:2019, ACI 347.2-17, and compressive strength test data at ages 1–28 days. Axial and flexural capacities of the elements were compared with construction loads in accordance with SNI 1727:2020, along with an evaluation of service deflections. The analysis results indicate that columns can be safely stripped at 1 day, as their axial capacity significantly exceeds the applied loads, whereas slabs and long-span beams are safe to dismantle after 14 days, when concrete achieves at least 70% of f’c. These findings confirm that concrete age alone cannot serve as the sole reference; verification of actual strength is crucial to ensure that formwork removal is carried out safely and efficiently.

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