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Y-tee iso symbol for isometric

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Message 1 of 9
neonade
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Y-tee iso symbol for isometric

has anyone else tried making a y-tee, what iso symbol type and skey did you use for this fitting.

thanks

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Message 2 of 9
ybogdanov
in reply to: neonade

TYPE: TEE-SET-ON (or TEE-STUB)

SKEY: TY**

 

The ** characters in the SKEY may be replaced for an appropiate end connection:

BW for Butt Weld

CP for Compression

SW for Socket Weld

FL for Flanged

SC for Screwed

PL for Plain End

LN for Liner/Nut

LC for Liner/Clamp

LR for Reducing Liner/Nut

MP for Male Part

PF for Push Fit

GL for Glued

CL for Clamped

FA for Flared

BS (or SB) for Ball and Socket (used on fixed length type pipe work)

GF for Gland (used on fixed length type pipe work)

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Yury Bogdanov
ASIDEK(Grupo CT) - Partner Directo de Autodesk
Barcelona (Spain)
Message 3 of 9
neonade
in reply to: neonade

 

I get this extracted, drawing the lower level of the Y is not straight.

Message 4 of 9
Rich.O.3d
in reply to: neonade

neonade:   Is that a question your asking or...???

 

On the subject of the Y piece ..

Tee - 'Y'TypeSKEY=TY**,TYPE=TEE

Tee - Set On 'Y' TypeSKEY=TYSO,TYPE=TEE-SET-ON (or TEE-STUB)

 

It also says they use either YSML (Small Y leg), YMED (Medium) and YLRG (Large)

They form each of the legs of the Y

Question...can you control which size symbol is used in the ISO?...when setting up the part is there a place to also specify to use the small, medium or large symbol?

CAD Management 101:
You can do it your own way,
If its done just how I say!
[Metallica:And Justice For All:1988]
Message 5 of 9
ybogdanov
in reply to: neonade

Is not stright because in 3D is not stright, it isn't problem of ISO. In ISO there is horizontal dimension, you need revise your 3D and ajust this to 0.

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Yury Bogdanov
ASIDEK(Grupo CT) - Partner Directo de Autodesk
Barcelona (Spain)
Message 6 of 9
neonade
in reply to: ybogdanov

The 3d model is straight, i dont know why it shows like that on the isometric drawing.

Message 7 of 9
ybogdanov
in reply to: neonade

Which is the horizontal dimension that is in the ISO? In the image is don't show very well.

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Yury Bogdanov
ASIDEK(Grupo CT) - Partner Directo de Autodesk
Barcelona (Spain)
Message 8 of 9
Rich.O.3d
in reply to: neonade

can you post the 3dmodel file so we can test it please

 

The ISO is saying that the vertical leg is NOT vertical...it might be 'straight' but what appears to be the y value (could be the x depending on which way you have as north) for the end of the line and the 'Y' piece centre node are different (by the amount shown in the bottom dimension)

CAD Management 101:
You can do it your own way,
If its done just how I say!
[Metallica:And Justice For All:1988]
Message 9 of 9
neonade
in reply to: neonade

Guys, here is the specs and 3d cad together with the isometric drawing.

Thanks for the responses.

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