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8.5.3.14 IfcWorkTime

8.5.3.14.1 Semantic definition

IfcWorkTime defines time periods that are used by IfcWorkCalendar for either describing working times or non-working exception times. Besides start and finish dates, a set of time periods can be given by various types of recurrence patterns.

A work time should have a meaningful name that describes the time periods (for example, working week, holiday name). Non-recurring time periods should have a start date (IfcWorkTime.Start) and a finish date (IfcWorkTime.Finish). In that case it is assumed that the time period begins at 0:00 on the start date and ends at 24:00 on the finish date.

The start and finish date is optional if a recurrence pattern is given (IfcWorkTime.RecurrencePattern). They then restrict never-ending recurrence patterns.

8.5.3.14.2 Entity inheritance

8.5.3.14.3 Attributes

# Attribute Type Description
IfcSchedulingTime (3)
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IfcWorkTime (3)
4 RecurrencePattern OPTIONAL IfcRecurrencePattern

Recurrence pattern that defines a time period, which, if given, is valid within the time period defined by IfcWorkTime.Start and IfcWorkTime.Finish.

5 StartDate OPTIONAL IfcDate

No description available.

6 FinishDate OPTIONAL IfcDate

No description available.

Table 8.5.3.14.B

8.5.3.14.4 Examples

8.5.3.14.5 Formal representation

ENTITY IfcWorkTime
SUBTYPE OF (IfcSchedulingTime);
RecurrencePattern : OPTIONAL IfcRecurrencePattern;
StartDate : OPTIONAL IfcDate;
FinishDate : OPTIONAL IfcDate;
END_ENTITY;

8.5.3.14.6 References

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8.5.3.14.7 Changelog

8.5.3.14.7.1 IFC4

  • New resource

8.5.3.14.7.2 IFC4.3_DEV_738df036

  • attribute Finish name, Changed from "Finish" to "FinishDate"
  • attribute Start name, Changed from "Start" to "StartDate"