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==Solution== | ==Solution== | ||
This article contains basic recommendations for optimizing the preparation of BIM models for the interpretation in InstalSystem 5.5: | This article contains basic recommendations for optimizing the preparation of BIM models for the interpretation in InstalSystem 5.5: | ||
* For best results, '''export only the relevant elements needed for <IS_TS id=ObliczeniaCieplneBudynku/>'''. Avoid exporting unnecessary architectural and structural details, such as furniture, external elements (roads, sidewalks, trees, walls), or decorative elements by setting the type to '''Not Exported/Export to IFC – No'''.<br/> | * For best results, '''export only the relevant elements needed for <IS_TS id=ObliczeniaCieplneBudynku/>'''. Avoid exporting unnecessary architectural and structural details, such as furniture, external elements (roads, sidewalks, trees, walls), or decorative elements by setting the type to '''Not Exported / Export to IFC – No'''.<br/> | ||
Elements such as beams (''IfcBeam'') or ramps should be excluded unless they are integral to the thermal analysis. | Elements such as beams (''IfcBeam'') or ramps should be excluded unless they are integral to the thermal analysis. | ||
* '''Export only elements that enclose space''', such as walls (''ifcWall''), ceilings (''ifcSlab''), roofs (''ifcRoof''), windows (''ifcWindow''), and doors (''ifcDoor''). These elements must form a sealed geometry (the "closed box" principle) that will allow recognizing automatic rooms. | * '''Export only elements that enclose space''', such as walls (''ifcWall''), ceilings (''ifcSlab''), roofs (''ifcRoof''), windows (''ifcWindow''), and doors (''ifcDoor''). These elements must form a sealed geometry (the "closed box" principle) that will allow recognizing automatic rooms. | ||
Revision as of 15:24, 18 August 2025
| Product | InstalSystem 5 |
| Type of article | TIP&TRICK |
| Source for translation | 2025-08-18 |
Problem description
In order to ensure the recognition of automatic rooms and correct creation of the thermal model of a building, it is necessary to perform an optimal interpretation of architectural elements from Revit/Archicad to native InstalSystem elements.
Solution
This article contains basic recommendations for optimizing the preparation of BIM models for the interpretation in InstalSystem 5.5:
- For best results, export only the relevant elements needed for Thermal calculations of building. Avoid exporting unnecessary architectural and structural details, such as furniture, external elements (roads, sidewalks, trees, walls), or decorative elements by setting the type to Not Exported / Export to IFC – No.
Elements such as beams (IfcBeam) or ramps should be excluded unless they are integral to the thermal analysis.
- Export only elements that enclose space, such as walls (ifcWall), ceilings (ifcSlab), roofs (ifcRoof), windows (ifcWindow), and doors (ifcDoor). These elements must form a sealed geometry (the "closed box" principle) that will allow recognizing automatic rooms.