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Material Volumes for EC calculations.
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‎2021-05-25 12:37 PM
‎2021-05-25
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‎2021-05-25 12:58 PM
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With a Component Schedule.
Set up criteria to filter your model. You may want to exclude certain building materials (air, SEO, etc). I personally add a filter for our classification system to keep the schedule small and our EC calculation software is also filtered with the same classification system, so it is easy to fill out that way. Keeping things ordered per classification 'chapter', keeps the schedule generation quick. If you show your entire model in one go, it takes a long time to generate.
Next you want to add some fields. Personally I use (again) the classification system, element ID, building material and then skin/component volume, projected component/skin area, quantity, length left (for beams) and height (for columns). This has me covered for all the different quantity take offs I need for not only EC calculations, but also our cost estimate spread sheets.
Set up criteria to filter your model. You may want to exclude certain building materials (air, SEO, etc). I personally add a filter for our classification system to keep the schedule small and our EC calculation software is also filtered with the same classification system, so it is easy to fill out that way. Keeping things ordered per classification 'chapter', keeps the schedule generation quick. If you show your entire model in one go, it takes a long time to generate.
Next you want to add some fields. Personally I use (again) the classification system, element ID, building material and then skin/component volume, projected component/skin area, quantity, length left (for beams) and height (for columns). This has me covered for all the different quantity take offs I need for not only EC calculations, but also our cost estimate spread sheets.
Erwin Edel, Project Lead, Leloup Architecten
www.leloup.nl
ArchiCAD 9-26NED FULL
Windows 10 Pro
Adobe Design Premium CS5
www.leloup.nl
ArchiCAD 9-26NED FULL
Windows 10 Pro
Adobe Design Premium CS5
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‎2021-05-25 12:58 PM
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With a Component Schedule.
Set up criteria to filter your model. You may want to exclude certain building materials (air, SEO, etc). I personally add a filter for our classification system to keep the schedule small and our EC calculation software is also filtered with the same classification system, so it is easy to fill out that way. Keeping things ordered per classification 'chapter', keeps the schedule generation quick. If you show your entire model in one go, it takes a long time to generate.
Next you want to add some fields. Personally I use (again) the classification system, element ID, building material and then skin/component volume, projected component/skin area, quantity, length left (for beams) and height (for columns). This has me covered for all the different quantity take offs I need for not only EC calculations, but also our cost estimate spread sheets.
Set up criteria to filter your model. You may want to exclude certain building materials (air, SEO, etc). I personally add a filter for our classification system to keep the schedule small and our EC calculation software is also filtered with the same classification system, so it is easy to fill out that way. Keeping things ordered per classification 'chapter', keeps the schedule generation quick. If you show your entire model in one go, it takes a long time to generate.
Next you want to add some fields. Personally I use (again) the classification system, element ID, building material and then skin/component volume, projected component/skin area, quantity, length left (for beams) and height (for columns). This has me covered for all the different quantity take offs I need for not only EC calculations, but also our cost estimate spread sheets.
Erwin Edel, Project Lead, Leloup Architecten
www.leloup.nl
ArchiCAD 9-26NED FULL
Windows 10 Pro
Adobe Design Premium CS5
www.leloup.nl
ArchiCAD 9-26NED FULL
Windows 10 Pro
Adobe Design Premium CS5
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‎2021-05-26 10:29 AM
‎2021-05-26
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Thank you Erwin. This is very helpful. I will give it a shot.