BimClassify [分類]

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壁(W)

選択図形を壁として分類します。このオプションはすべての3Dソリッドに適用されます。

ソリッドに壁の複合構造をアタッチすると、ソリッドが自動的に壁として分類されます。

柱(C)

選択図形を列として分類します。このオプションはすべての3Dソリッドに適用されます。

スラブ(S)

選択図形をスラブとして分類します。このオプションはすべての3Dソリッドに適用されます。

ソリッドにスラブまたは屋根の複合構造をアタッチすると、ソリッドが自動的にスラブとして分類されます。

梁(B)

選択図形を梁として分類します。このオプションはすべての3Dソリッドに適用されます。

窓(I)

選択図形を窓として分類します。このオプションはすべてのブロック参照に適用されます。

ドア(D)

選択図形をドアとして分類します。このオプションはすべてのブロック参照に適用されます。

建物要素(E)

選択図形を未定義の建物要素として分類します。

その他(O)

選択内容を建物要素として分類するか、ブロックに変換してブロック参照を建物要素として分類することができます。

ダイアログボックスを表示:

以下を実行します:

• (オプション) 検索欄に検索文字列を入力して、選択可能な要素種類を絞り込みます。

• 建物要素の種類を選択します。

• (オプション) ブロックに変換してブロック参照を分類 オプションにチェックを入れ、 ブロック名 欄に名前を入力します。

• OK ボタンをクリックします。

自動(A)

選択した図形を自動的に分類します。

断面図形はBIM断面図形になります。

分類を戻す(U)

選択した図形からすべてのBIMデータを削除します。

図面

図面全体を建物要素として分類します。(例: 窓、ドア、カーテンウォール)

図面全体が分類されるとき、プロパティの適切な値は プロパティバーで定義できます。

Windowsでは以下のプロパティが使用できます。:

Building Core Elements

Wall

Vertical construction that subdivides spaces.

Example: separation wall, bearing wall, interior wall

Beam

Structural member that carries loads between or beyond points of support, usually narrow in relation to its length and (nearly) horizontal.

Example: I-beam, L-beam, T-beam, double T-beam

Column

Structural member of slender form, usually vertical, that transmits to its base the forces, primarily in compression, that are applied to it.

Example: Doric column, Ionic column, Corinthian column

Slab

Component of the construction that normally encloses a space vertically. The slab may provide the lower support (floor) or upper construction (roof slab) in any space in a building

Example: floor slab, roof slab

Stair

Construction comprising a succession of horizontal stages (steps or landings) that make it possible to pass on foot to other levels.

Example: stairs, escalator, spiral staircases interrupted with landings

Stair Flight

Assembly of building components in a single "run" of stair steps (not interrupted by a landing). The stair steps and any stringers are included in this object.

Example: stairs, escalator, spiral staircases NOT interrupted with landings

Ramp

Inclined way or floor joining two surfaces at different levels.

Example: Slope/Ramp interrupted with landings

Ramp Flight

Inclined slab segment, normally providing a human circulation link between two landings, floors or slabs at different elevations.

Example: Slope/Ramp NOT interrupted with landings

Railing

The railing is a frame assembly adjacent to human circulation spaces and at some space boundaries where it is used instead of walls or to complement walls. It is designed to aid humans, either as an optional physical support, or to prevent injury by falling.

Example: handrail, balustrade, grab bar, guard rail

Curtain Wall

Exterior wall of a building which is an assembly of components, hung from the edge of the floor/roof structure rather than bearing on a floor.

Roof

Construction enclosing the building from above

Example: flat roof, gable roof, gambrel roof, hip roof

Building Element

The building element comprises all elements that are primarily part of the construction of a building.

Example: structural and space separating system like walls, beams, doors

Site

A defined area of land, possibly covered with water, on which the project construction is to be completed.

Example: terrain loose elements? exterior bench, vehicles, traffic elements?

BIM XReference

The identification of information that is not explicitly represented in the current model or in the project database. Such information may be contained in classifications, documents or libraries within the external source.

Building Architecture Elements

Window

Construction for closing a (near) vertical opening in a wall or pitched roof that will admit light and may admit fresh air. The window is a building element that is predominately used to provide natural light and fresh air. A window consists of a lining and one or several panels.

Example: skylights, light domes, swinging, pivoting, sliding, or revolving panels and fixed panels

Door

Construction for closing an opening. The door is a building element that is predominately used to provide controlled access for people and goods. A door consists of a lining and one or several panels.

Example: hinged, pivoted, sliding, revolving, folding doors

Covering

A covering is an element which covers some part of another element and is fully dependent on that other element.

Example: wall claddings, floorings, suspended ceilings, finish trim, base molding

Furnishing Element

Generalization of all furniture related objects.

Example: closet, table, chair, bed

Building Service Elements

Distribution Control Element

The occurrence elements of a building automation control system that are used to impart control over elements of a distribution system. It senses elements and measures changes in the controlled variable such as temperature, humidity, pressure, or flow.

Example: thermostat

Distribution Port

The occurrence of a specialized port for use within the context of distribution elements.

Example: A gas-powered hot water heater may have three ports: GAS, DOMESTICCOLDWATER, and DOMESTICHOTWATER. The heater is a member of two systems (GAS and DOMESTICCOLDWATER), and hosts one system (DOMESTICHOTWATER) at the corresponding port.

Distribution Flow Element

The occurrence elements of a distribution system that facilitate the distribution of energy or matter, such as air, water or power.

Example: ducts, pipes, wires, fittings

Distribution Chamber Element

A place at which distribution systems and their constituent elements may be inspected or through which they may travel.

Example: sump, trench

Energy Conversion Device

The occurrence of a device used to perform energy conversion or heat transfer and typically participates in a flow distribution system.

Example: boiler, chiller, or a cooling coil

Flow Fitting

The occurrence of a junction or transition in a flow distribution system.

Example: elbow, tee, a junction box in an electrical distribution system

Flow Controller

The occurrence of elements of a distribution system that are used to regulate flow through a distribution system.

Example: damper, valve, switch, relay

Flow Moving Device

The occurrence of an apparatus used to distribute, circulate or perform conveyance of fluids, including liquids and gases, and typically participates in a flow distribution system .

Example: pump, fan

Flow Segment

The occurrence of a permanently attached element that acts as a terminus or beginning of a distribution system. A terminal is typically a point at which a system interfaces with an external environment.

Example: air outlet, drain, water closet, sink

Flow Storage Device

Device used for the temporary storage of a fluid such as a liquid or a gas, the voltage potential induced by the induced electron flow.

Example: tank, battery

Flow Terminal

The occurrence of a permanently attached element that acts as a terminus or beginning of a distribution system. A terminal is typically a point at which a system interfaces with an external environment.

Example: air outlet, drain, water closet, sink

Flow Treatment Device

Device used to change the physical properties of the medium, flow treatment types (or the instantiable subtypes) may be exchanged without being already assigned to occurrences.

Example: air, oil or water filter, duct silencer

Building Structure Elements

Member

Structural member designed to carry loads between or beyond points of support. It is not required to be load bearing. The orientation of the member (being horizontal, vertical or sloped) is not relevant to its definition.

Example: diagonal element of a truss construction

Footing

A part of the foundation of a structure that spreads and transmits the load directly to the soil.

Example: wall footing, stepped footing, sloped footing, raft footing

Pile

A slender timber, concrete, or steel structural element, driven, jetted, or otherwise embedded on end in the ground for the purpose of supporting a load. A pile is also characterized as deep foundation, where the loads are transfered to deeper subsurface layers.

Example: pile foundation

Reinforcing Bar

A steel bar, usually with manufactured deformations in the surface, used in concrete and masonry construction to provide additional strength.

Example: reinforced concrete

Reinforcing Mesh

A series of longitudinal and transverse wires or bars of various gauges, arranged at right angles to each other and welded at all points of intersection.

Example: reinforced concrete floor slab

Tendon

A steel element used to impart prestress to concrete when the element is tensioned.

Example: wire, cable, bar, rod, strand

Tendon Anchor

A tendon anchor is the end connection for tendons in prestressed or posttensioned concrete.

Plate

A Plate is a planar and often flat part with constant thickness. A plate can be a structural part carrying loads between or beyond points of support, however it is not required to be load bearing. The location of the plate (horizontal, vertical or sloped) is not relevant to its definition.

Discrete Accessory

A discrete accessory is a representation of different kinds of accessories included in or added to elements.

Example: visible steel corbel (corbel system made from steel components protruding from the master element), corner fixing plate (fixing plate attached to the corner of an element), steel plate (steel plate used as an accessory in a joint)

Fastener

Representations of fixing parts which are used as fasteners to connect or join elements with other elements.

Example: jointing mortar, glue, weld

Mechanical Fastener

Fasteners connecting building elements mechanically.

Example: bolt, screw, nail, nut, washer, rivet