PhysicalSpace

The concept of a physical compartment representing a closed volume (space) defined by enclosing structure panels. PhysicalSpace has the following child elements:

Child Namespace Type Use Cardinality Choice Description
BulkCargo ocx ocx:BulkCargo_T req. [1, 1] True A bulk cargo is a type of dry cargo that is solid cargo that is not packed, but is carried loose. Ref. is made to ISO 10303-215:2004.
Cell ocx ocx:Cell_T req. [1, ∞] False Structural concept of a cell defining a closed volume which is part of a compartment (physical space).
CompartmentProperties ocx ocx:CompartmentProperties_T req. [1, 1] False The physical properties of a compartment volume (COG, air pipe top).
CrossFlow ocx ocx:IdBase_T opt. [0, ∞] False Specify cross flow between Cells making up a Compartment. This enables the modelling of cells that are not adjacent, but are connected by a piping system and part of the same Compartment.
ExternalGeometryRef ocx ocx:ExternalGeometryRef_T opt. [0, 1] False The ExternalGeometryRef element is used to point to an external geometry representation of the parent entity (e.g. Plate, Stiffener, Bracket, Member).
LiquidCargo ocx ocx:LiquidCargo_T req. [1, 1] True Liquid cargo properties, reference is made to ISO 10303-215:2004. A liquid cargo is a type of Cargo whose natural condition is a non-solid, non-gaseous liquid state.
UnitCargo ocx ocx:UnitCargo_T req. [1, 1] True The UnitCargo type is intended for spaces carrying a type of dry cargo that that is packed or comprises discrete units that can be loaded and stored individually on the ship. Ref. is made to ISO 10303-215:2004.

PhysicalSpace has the following attributes:

Attribute Namespace Type Use Default Fixed Description
compartmentPurpose ocx Restriction of type xs:string req. The compartment functions or purpose after ISO 10303-215:2004.
GUIDRef ocx ocx:guid req. A globally Unique ID referring an entity in the sending application.
name ocx xs:string opt. An optional descriptive or display name.
id ocx xs:ID req. An identifier for an element unique within the scope of the XML file. Each id must be unique within a document. The attribute uses the standard XML 1.0 ID type as defined in the XML Schema specification. This attribute is required in many OCX XML elements and an application should generate them automatically.
OCX Version:
3.1.0
Location URL:
https://3docx.org/fileadmin//ocx_schema//V310//OCX_Schema.xsd
Namespace:
https://3docx.org/fileadmin//ocx_schema//V310//OCX_Schema.xsd
Author:
wikibot
Date:
Aug 15 2025 08:47:50
Status:
PublishState.PUBLIC
Publisher version:
1.0.0