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EXPRESS Definition |
EXPRESS-G Diagram |
IDL Definition |
Domain Models, as the name implies, provide a model tailored to the point of view for a particular AEC industry domain or application type. They adapt concepts in the Core and Interoperability layers to this point of view.
The IfcFacilitiesMgmt schema defines basic object concepts used in Facilities Management applications.
EXPRESS Definition
This enumeration defines the available Generic Types for IfcFurniture.
Enumeration:
Chair |
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Desk |
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FileCabinet |
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Table |
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NOTE : This type is identical with IFC Release 1.0 type IfcFurnitureTypeEnum
EXPRESS Definition
Definition from IFC: IfcFurniture can be defined by any domain. It represents a piece of equipment for occupants use, not usually fixed to the building.
Attributes and Relationships
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Attribute / Relation |
Definition |
Data or Relation Type |
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Max |
Default |
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GenericType |
4 predefined generic types are possible. Use Type Definition corresponding to this generic type |
Chair |
Table |
Table |
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OPT |
AssignedTo |
Person, Department, Organization to which this appliance is assigned |
see type |
see type |
NIL |
Formal Propositions:
None |
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GenericType |
Specific Type |
Shared Attributes |
Occurrence Attributes |
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Chair |
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Desk |
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FileCabinet |
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Table |
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Object Geometry in Context
The geometric representation of IfcFurniture is given by the IfcProductShape. Included are:
Local Position
The local placement for IfcFurniture is defined in its supertype, IfcProduct. It is defined by the
Standard Geometric Representation
The standard geometric representation of IfcFurniture is defined using explicit geometry. The faceted B-Rep capabilities (with or without voids) shall be supported for standard representation.
Currently, the usage of attribute driven geometry for IfcFurniture is not supported.