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Air Terminal Grille mounted direct on duct side

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marco.defina
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Air Terminal Grille mounted direct on duct side

Hello,

 

it's possible to mount an Air Terminal Grille direct on Duct side without a joint?

 

Example:

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Attached drawing.

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VitalyF
in reply to: marco.defina

Hi,

 

Try to use the command "OBJECTANCHORATTACH" to your mvpart.

 

See attachment:

MVPartAnchor.avi

 

Good luck,

 

Vitaly

Message 3 of 8
marco.defina
in reply to: VitalyF

OK, but so don't take the information of the grille (ex. Flowrate), it's only an anchorage...

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Keith.Brown
in reply to: marco.defina

In order to read the flow rate you will need to create a special tap fitting that has a length of .0001.  You will then need to place this special tap fitting and then attach your mvpart to it.  That way you can physically and logically create a connection between the mvpart and the duct.

 

In general you should do this type of workflow all the time when working with ductwork as the systems want/need to be connected logically especially if you are using the sizing tools.

Message 5 of 8
marco.defina
in reply to: Keith.Brown

Ok, with your indication i tried a possible solution with the standard parts.

 

I opened the content generator to modify the Aecb_Rectangular_Duct_Takeoff

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I changed the parameter of the lenght, so that i can select a personalized lenght (the same of height and width)

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After save i return in my drawing and i can change the lenght from 0 to x

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This is the result

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bpark212
in reply to: marco.defina

Wow, nice job. I've always struggled represting this as well. Thanks!

Message 7 of 8
harryliu3140
in reply to: bpark212

Curved grille attach to a round duct work is not possible. the length of the fitting can't be negative.

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harryliu3140
in reply to: harryliu3140

This is what I mean.

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