@Ilona-C-T
I had a deeper dive into the calculation of the door height.
The equation is : Clear Height = Quantities.Height - Frame Thickness - Threshold Height.
If you didn’t specify a frame thickness or it is zero in the parameters, Solibri will look for the IfcDoorLiningProperties.LiningThickness of the door component itself as a Frame Thickness to subtract.
So the problem can arise if your IfcDoorLiningProperties.LiningThickness is wrong. Take for instance the Solibri Building example model with the required clear height set to 3m so every door fails and the door dimension parameters are all set to zero so LiningThickness will be used:
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This first result is correctly finding the clear height based on the door lining accurately being reported as 32mm:
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Looking at the lining property it is accurate, and 2100mm - 32mm = 2068mm:
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Now look at this misreported clear height that is stated as 2.118m, where when measured it is seen to be 2.068.
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If you again look at the lining thickness, it was incorrectly set as 32mm, when in reality it was supposed to be 82mm:
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2150mm - 32mm = 2.118m as incorrectly reported.
Before running the check, I’d suggest a quick manual check of your lining thickness and other dimensions if you are using them in the parameters of the rule through by using an ITO: adf532e6-2109-4ec7-b5aa-e83d08976a76-image.png