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Door Window Glazing Common Props

Create IFC Door Window Glazing Type Common Properties

Inputs

Name	ID	Description	Type
GlassLayers	L	Number of glass layers within the frame. E.g. 2 for double glazing	Integer
GlassThickness1	T	Thickness of the first (inner) glass layer	Number
GlassThickness2	T	Thickness of the second (intermediate or outer) glass layer	Number
GlassThickness3	T	Thickness of the third (outer) glass layer	Number
FillGas	F	Name of the gas by which the gap between two glass layers is filled. It is given for information purposes only	Text
GlassColor	C	Color (tint) selection for this glazing. It is given for information purposes only	Text
IsTempered	T	Indication whether the glass is tempered	Boolean
IsLaminated	L	Indication whether the glass is layered with other materials	Boolean
IsCoated	C	Indication whether the glass is coated with a material	Boolean
IsWired	W	Indication whether the glass includes a contained wire mesh to prevent break-in	Boolean
VisibleLightReflectance	R	Fraction of the visible light that is reflected by the glazing at normal incidence. It is a value without unit	Number
VisibleLightTransmittance	T	Fraction of the visible light that passes the glazing at normal incidence. It is a value without unit	Number
SolarAbsorption	A	(Asol) The ratio of incident solar radiation that is absorbed by a glazing system. It is the sum of the absorption distributed to the exterior (a) and to the interior (qi). Note the following equation Asol + Rsol + Tsol = 1	Number
SolarReflectance	R	(Rsol): The ratio of incident solar radiation that is reflected by a glazing system (also named ρe). Note the following equation Asol + Rsol + Tsol = 1	Number
SolarTransmittance	T	(Tsol): The ratio of incident solar radiation that directly passes through a glazing system (also named τe). Note the following equation Asol + Rsol + Tsol = 1	Number
SolarHeatGainTransmittance	G	(SHGC): The ratio of incident solar radiation that contributes to the heat gain of the interior, it is the solar radiation that directly passes (Tsol or τe) plus the part of the absorbed radiation that is distributed to the interior (qi). The SHGC is refered to also as g-value (g = τe + qi)	Number
ShadingCoefficient	S	(SC): The measure of the ability of a glazing to transmit solar heat, relative to that ability for 3 mm (1/8-inch) clear, double-strength, single glass. Shading coefficient is being phased out in favor of the solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC), and is approximately equal to the SHGC multiplied by 1.15. The shading coefficient is expressed as a number without units between 0 and 1	Number
ThermalTransmittanceSummer	S	Thermal transmittance coefficient (U-Value) of a material. Summer thermal transmittance coefficient of the glazing only, often referred to as (U-value)	Number
ThermalTransmittanceWinter	W	Thermal transmittance coefficient (U-Value) of a material. Winter thermal transmittance coefficient of the glazing only, often referred to as (U-value)	Number