04 | BIM Coordinator

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In this module, you'll test your modeling skills using Solibri's BMC software. Using IFC sample files, you can cross-check your specially created IFC models.

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Role description

BIM coordinators are project members who take on the following tasks as part of a BIM project:

• Coordinates the creation of digital delivery items in-house
• Acts as the primary point of contact for the overall BIM coordinator and the BIM manager
• Provides coordination models for your own trade
• Supports the overall BIM coordinator in creating comprehensive coordination models
• Monitors compliance with the required information qualities within the company
• Prepares regular reports on the quality of the digital deliverables to be delivered
• Responsible for the digital provision of delivery items in-house

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They define and coordinate tasks and responsibilities based on BIM processes and BIM applications. They ensure the contractually agreed quality of the data model within a company and the error-free exchange of data. To do this, they coordinate the company's internal BIM authors in developing the data model and initiate approvals by the overall BIM coordinator at project-specific intervals.

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example:

The BIM coordinator checks the internal functional and sub-models for conflicts and content errors (e.g. illegal element types or missing information).

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Content of the module

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Objectives of the module

• Knowledge of the tasks of the BIM coordinator
• Model-based exchange of information between BIM author and BIM coordinator
• Model testing using Solibri BMC software
• Interpreting, creating, and exporting a BCF file

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Theory required for this module

The following theoretical components are required to complete this module.

• AIA
• BCF
• IFC
• LOD, LOI, LOIN
• Modeling guideline
• MVD
• Propertysets
• BMC

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task

Please read the IFC file sample-model-gr.ifc and the IFC file from section B1, in accordance with AIA in Solibri. If you have uploaded the IFC files, perform a model check by declaring the IFC model B1 with the abbreviation “STATICS” and the discipline “STATICS” and the sample model with the discipline “ARCHITECTURE” and the short name “ARCH”. Make sure the component objects are correctly classified. If the test results are incorrect, please read the results report carefully and prepare a results report, which you send as a BCF file to the responsible BIM author. Ask the responsible BIM author to improve the IFC model. Repeat the process until all discrepancies are resolved. Repeat the previous procedure for the ground floor and the roof and use the respective IFC sample file (sample-model-eg.ifc, sample-model-roof.ifc).

Also check the structural model, TGA and the overall model.

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Specifically, the task includes the following steps:

• Read sample model size ifc
• Read FC file from section B1
• Declaration of models in accordance with the task
• Add classification in accordance with the tutorial
• Perform a model check
• Check results and fggs. Formulate results reports via BCF
• Send discrepancies via BCF to the responsible BIM author for correction

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Documents provided

• AIA
• Sample model size IFC
• Sample model-eg.ifc
• Sample model roof.ifc
• Pattern-model-Gesambauwerk.ifc
• automatic verification overall rule set.cset
• Model elements architecture and statics in accordance with DIN276.classification

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Password: aufladendownloads

Installing Solibri

To install and activate the software, please request your login details and install the software from the cloud. To activate, please enter your assigned email address and password.

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1. Apply for a license key

You can get the license key from us by sending us an email request to projekt-aufladen@jade-hs.de. We will then send you the email address you want to use, including password.

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2. Download and install the installation file

Download the file from the following link: https://ccs.jade-hs.de/s/ag9SNAcLjRKsdkx

Password: w5qC4rqppp

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3. Activation

Open Solibri Office and enter the email address assigned to you. Then enter the password assigned to you (it may be that the password must be entered manually).

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What is BMC?

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The current software programs for rule-based model testing would be in Germany Ceapoint Desite MD and Solibri Model Checker.

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BMC with Solibri

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Before you start here, make sure you understand the basics of Solibri. To learn the basics, you can do the Solibri nugget use.

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What do I need BMC for?

Working with a BMC application is essential for internal and cross-project quality control. While in the past, quality checks were carried out on the basis of printed construction plans, using the BIM method, the modeled objects, their property sets and the object compositions are checked directly in the BIM model. Since BIM models (reference models, technical models, coordination models) usually consist of countless objects with different properties, an apparent check is not sufficient to:

• Overlaps (internal components or in the coordination model between ARCH/TGA, ARCH/TWP, TWP/TGA, ARCH/TWP/TGA, or rooms)
• property sets
• Room geometries, positions and properties
• model structures
• Open space in corridors, in front of windows and doors
• or other deficiencies

to identify, mark, prioritize, schedule and personalize in the model.

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What rules are provided?

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1. Overlaps with the pattern model
2. Conformity between sample model and own model
3. Comparison between sample model and own model
4. General inspection of rooms
5. Model structure review
6. Open space in front (doors, windows, corridors)
7. components below/above (walls; beams; ceilings;...)
8. Review of property sets

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Solibri - Create your own ruleset [Quix]

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Solibri - Import and Model Check [Quix]

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Solibri - Create BCF file [Quix]

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Password: recharge downloads

Upload digital delivery items to the CDE

ATTENTION! This step is only possible and necessary with access to the CDE. Access is available upon request from the CHARGING team.

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