Material

Foundation Classes for Physical Properties The diagram displays the common foundation classes necessary for the description of physical properties of a part (e.g. material, mass and size). Most of these classes either define a type of their value (e.

Foundation Classes for Physical Properties The diagram displays the common foundation classes necessary for the description of physical properties of a part (e.g. material, mass and size). Most of these classes either define a type of their value (e.

Foundation Classes for Physical Properties The diagram displays the common foundation classes necessary for the description of physical properties of a part (e.g. material, mass and size). Most of these classes either define a type of their value (e.

Foundation Classes for Physical Properties The diagram displays the common foundation classes necessary for the description of physical properties of a part (e.g. material, mass and size). Most of these classes either define a type of their value (e.

Foundation Classes for Physical Properties The diagram displays the common foundation classes necessary for the description of physical properties of a part (e.g. material, mass and size). Most of these classes either define a type of their value (e.

Allows the definition of material information. Material-attributes normally have the multiplicity [0..*]. This means that such an attribute can have material values for different referenceSystems. It must not have multiple values for the same referenceSystems.

Allows the definition of material information. Attributes of the type Material normally have the multiplicity [0..*]. This means that such an attribute can have material values for different referenceSystems. It must not have multiple values for the same referenceSystems.

Allows the definition of material information. Attributes of the type Material normally have the multiplicity [0..*]. This means that such an attribute can have material values for different referenceSystems. It must not have multiple values for the same referenceSystems.

Allows the definition of material information. Attributes of the type Material normally have the multiplicity [0..*]. This means that such an attribute can have material values for different referenceSystems. It must not have multiple values for the same referenceSystems.

Allows the definition of material information. Attributes of the type Material normally have the multiplicity [0..*]. This means that such an attribute can have material values for different referenceSystems. It must not have multiple values for the same referenceSystems.