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8.19.3.7 IfcSlippageConnectionCondition

8.19.3.7.1 Semantic definition

Describes slippage in support conditions or connection conditions. Slippage means that a relative displacement may occur in a support or connection before support or connection reactions are awoken.

Applicability:

  • Point supports and connections,
  • curve supports and connections,
  • surface supports and connections.

8.19.3.7.2 Entity inheritance

8.19.3.7.3 Attributes

# Attribute Type Description
IfcStructuralConnectionCondition (1)
1 Name OPTIONAL IfcLabel

Optionally defines a name for this connection condition.

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IfcSlippageConnectionCondition (3)
2 SlippageX OPTIONAL IfcLengthMeasure

Slippage in x-direction of the coordinate system defined by the instance which uses this resource object.

3 SlippageY OPTIONAL IfcLengthMeasure

Slippage in y-direction of the coordinate system defined by the instance which uses this resource object.

4 SlippageZ OPTIONAL IfcLengthMeasure

Slippage in z-direction of the coordinate system defined by the instance which uses this resource object.

Table A

8.19.3.7.4 Formal representation

ENTITY IfcSlippageConnectionCondition
SUBTYPE OF (IfcStructuralConnectionCondition);
SlippageX : OPTIONAL IfcLengthMeasure;
SlippageY : OPTIONAL IfcLengthMeasure;
SlippageZ : OPTIONAL IfcLengthMeasure;
END_ENTITY;

8.19.3.7.5 References

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