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Library

The collection of reusable constructions and building products. Opened via Library in the top menu.

Element Meaning
Type Official (blue), Organization (green) or Personal (purple) — see
who can do what below
Owner Who owns the library
Publish status Published or Draft
Calculation modes Which calculation modes the library is compatible with

Requires a name and an organization to own the library.

Each library has five tabs:

Tab Content
Constructions Composite building elements built from building products
Building products Individual building products, energy sources, fuels etc.
Modules
Energy supply Energy sources for operation and construction site
Fuel supply Fuels for transport and construction site

Each tab has two views: Overview (card view) and Data (table view).

The creation wizard has up to five steps: TypeDetails (name, unit, classification) → Structure (constructions only) → Emissions (modules and indicators) → Source (version, EPD source). Steps 3 and 4 can be skipped and completed later from the product’s detail page.

Building product types and what they’re used for:

Type Used for
Building material The building model — real life cycle modules (A1-A3, C, D) and lifespan
Energy Electricity, heat, water — used in Operation (B6), construction site (A5) and transport (A4)
Fuel Diesel, petrol, HVO etc. — used on the construction site and in detailed transport
Transport mode Truck, train, ship, plane — factor per kg·km, detailed transport
Transport standard Standard transport scenario — factor per kg of building product
Waste Waste fractions on the construction site — modules A1-A3 + C3 + C4

Emissions are entered either as a single fixed factor or factor per year (interpolated linearly between years; the nearest year is used outside the range).

Constructions are built up from sub-constructions and/or building products, each with its own quantity.

A gen_dk ZIP file with generic Danish reference data can be imported in one go via the Import function. The content (constructions, products, modules and energy supplies) is added to the library as ordinary library content.

A library’s settings cover name, type, owner, version and publish status.

Type Can see Can edit
Official Everyone, once published Maintained centrally
Organization All members of the owning organization Organization owners only
Personal Only the creator Only the creator

An unpublished (draft) library is hidden from everyone, including the organization’s own members.