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3.1.7.6.2. Determine Level of Detail 3.1.7.6.2.2. Level of Detail - Different Schemes
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3.1.7.6.2.2. Level of Detail - Different Schemes

In addition to the known LOD levels high, medium and low used in Mechanical catalogs, there is another schema with the values 100 / 200 / 300 / 350 / 400 / 500 used in Architecture / BIM catalogs.

Mechanical example

Low detail

Medium detail

High detail

Architecture example

300

350

400

The following table shows the relation between both models:

Architecture	Mechanical
100		No 3D representation Representation only via 2D drawing Drawing format must be 2DB
200		Representation as bounding box, e.g. cylinder or cuboid
300	Low detail	Representation as a simple 3D model, without internal geometry, negative solids or cosmetic elements (like e.g. labels)
350	Medium detail	Representation as medium-detailed 3D model, simple cut-bodies are allowed No cosmetic elements or labels
400	High detail	Representation as high-detailed 3D model, cut-bodies and cosmetic elements are allowed
500 / 600 / 700		LOD stages higher than 400 are not specified from CADENAS yet

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