Sleeper Slab [SIG]

For the modeled approach slabs, sleeper slabs can be modeled as a separate object using this object of the workflow.

General

Approach Slab: This parameter can be used to specify the approach slab for which the sleeper slab will be modeled.

Longitudinal Offset: This parameter can be used to define the offset in the longitudinal direction for the sleeper slab. A value of 0 will place the sleeper slab with its center at the downstation-start section of the approach slab. A positive value will offset the sleeper slab in the upstation direction.

Material: This parameter can be used to assign a material to the sleeper slab. Materials can be selected from previously defined options under Properties-Materials or imported as needed.

Length: This parameter can be used to specify the length of the sleeper slab in the longitudinal direction. For a visual representation, refer to the figure provided below.

Width: This parameter can be used to specify the width of the sleeper slab in the transverse direction. For a visual representation, refer to the figure provided below.

Thickness: This parameter can be used to specify the thickness of the sleeper slab in the vertical direction.For a visual representation, refer to the figure provided below.

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IFC

Type: The IFC entity type for BIM export. Default is IfcSlab.

Predefined Type: The IFC Predefined Type is specified using this parameter. Available options include:

  • APPROACH_SLAB (default)

  • BASESLAB

  • FLOOR

  • LANDING

  • PAVING

  • ROOF

  • SIDEWALK

  • TRACKSLAB

  • WEARING

  • USERDEFINED

  • NOTDEFINED

Parent [Bridge/Superstructure/Deck/Substructure/Foundation/Approach_Structure/Retaining_Structure]: The IFC Parent is specified using this parameter to define the hierarchy relationship in the IFC model.

Quantities

Volume: Based on the definitions provided by the user, the volume of the object is calculated and presented in this column. (Read-only)

Weight: The total weight of the sleeper slab based on volume and material density. (Read-only)

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