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*Rob Ward
Rectangula r flex duct
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11-02-2004 01:54 PM
Hello all,
For a lot of our fan and ahu connections we use flex duct. I when ever I
try to connect to a piece of equipment with a rectangular outlet/inlet it
draws a piece of round flex duct. This is fine for plan view, but when I
cut a section or view it isometrically it displays round which is not
acceptable. Am I missing something or do I need to create a parametric part
for this? Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
-Rob
*Rob Ward
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11-15-2004 06:36 AM in reply to:
*Rob Ward
Hello again,
Am I the only one that sees this as an issue? I would like some sort of
response. Am I just overlooking somthing? Do I need to create this part?
Please give me a sign!!!!.. <----Just kidding. Are these available in 2005?
Regards,
Rob
"Rob Ward" wrote in message news:41880298_2@newsprd01...
> Hello all,
>
> For a lot of our fan and ahu connections we use flex duct. I when ever I
> try to connect to a piece of equipment with a rectangular outlet/inlet it
> draws a piece of round flex duct. This is fine for plan view, but when I
> cut a section or view it isometrically it displays round which is not
> acceptable. Am I missing something or do I need to create a parametric
> part for this? Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Regards,
>
> -Rob
>
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11-15-2004 11:46 AM in reply to:
*Rob Ward
Hi Rob,
If you want, I can run through it on my copy of ABS2005 just to see. I may need more detail on the steps required to create it. Shall I try for you?
Heather
If you want, I can run through it on my copy of ABS2005 just to see. I may need more detail on the steps required to create it. Shall I try for you?
Heather
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11-16-2004 07:11 AM in reply to:
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Rob,
As far as I know there is no rectangular flex duct in ABS. I think a parametric part would be the ideal way to do this especially being that flex connectors are in some ways more like parts than like duct.
Mike Taylor
As far as I know there is no rectangular flex duct in ABS. I think a parametric part would be the ideal way to do this especially being that flex connectors are in some ways more like parts than like duct.
Mike Taylor
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10-31-2008 01:55 PM in reply to:
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I am in need of a flexible duct conector "fitting" if any one has already created one of these...
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11-03-2008 11:02 AM in reply to:
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Hi Rob, Install the attach part in your MvParts catalog in an appropriate location (this is NOT a fitting or duct). I created this in ABS2005 and am currently using it in MEP2008. You specify the width, height, and length of flex desired and manually place it at the equipment inlet/outlet. You can then route duct automatically from the attached connectors. Hope this helps.
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11-03-2008 11:02 AM in reply to:
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Hi Rob,
Install the attach part in your MvParts catalog in an appropriate location (this is NOT a fitting or duct). I created this in ABS2005 and am currently using it in MEP2008. You specify the width, height, and length of flex desired and manually place it at the equipment inlet/outlet. You can then route duct automatically from the attached connectors.
Hope this helps.
Install the attach part in your MvParts catalog in an appropriate location (this is NOT a fitting or duct). I created this in ABS2005 and am currently using it in MEP2008. You specify the width, height, and length of flex desired and manually place it at the equipment inlet/outlet. You can then route duct automatically from the attached connectors.
Hope this helps.
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11-03-2008 11:08 AM in reply to:
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I was curious how to do this...we don't have much if any call for this, but it is interesting.
I did not see an attached file to "rgilene"'s post for a part...not sure if it is missing, or if I'm still adjusting to the new appearance of the Discussion Group webpage.
I did not see an attached file to "rgilene"'s post for a part...not sure if it is missing, or if I'm still adjusting to the new appearance of the Discussion Group webpage.
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11-03-2008 11:22 AM in reply to:
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You aren't missing anything. I tried twice to post the file but got "uploading error" both times. Hence, 2 copies of the same message above. If you would like, I can send the file by email, just let me know.
Rod
Rod
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11-03-2008 11:41 AM in reply to:
*Rob Ward
I kinda thought that might have been what was going on for you there.
I'd like to see the file.
Is there a way to private message you or something so I do not end up posting my email account publicly?
(not a fan of spam!)
Thank you!
I'd like to see the file.
Is there a way to private message you or something so I do not end up posting my email account publicly?
(not a fan of spam!)
Thank you!


