Steel reinforcement occupying one interval of a rigid inclusion column: a cage overthe top few metres at an edge column, or full length where bending governs.Reinforcement in rigid inclusions is the exception rather than the rule; wherepresent it is zoned, so the object carries the interval it occupies rather than abare length. One object serves both the design and the as-built side:diggs:DesignRIColumnType carries it as the required reinforcement anddiggs:RIColumnType as the installed reinforcement, and either host repeats it for acolumn with more than one reinforced zone. intervalLocation is modelled ondiggs:TaperType/intervalLocation, the depth-interval-scoped property on a linearinstallation.
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<element name="Reinforcement" type="diggs:ReinforcementType"><annotation><documentation>Steel reinforcement occupying one interval of a rigid inclusion column: a cage over the top few metres at an edge column, or full length where bending governs. Reinforcement in rigid inclusions is the exception rather than the rule; where present it is zoned, so the object carries the interval it occupies rather than a bare length. One object serves both the design and the as-built side: diggs:DesignRIColumnType carries it as the required reinforcement and diggs:RIColumnType as the installed reinforcement, and either host repeats it for a column with more than one reinforced zone. intervalLocation is modelled on diggs:TaperType/intervalLocation, the depth-interval-scoped property on a linear installation.</documentation></annotation></element>