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Lap Joint and Stub Ends

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jgranger79
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Lap Joint and Stub Ends

I am having an issue with the Lap Joint Flanges and the Stub-Ends that goes with the pre mentioned LJ Flg. When i insert the LJ Flgs. everything seems to come in correctly, but upon closer inspection I find the the Flange and Stub-end both share the Face of the Flange. Is there any way to get the LJ Flange to come in behind the collar of the Stub end??

 

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PatrickByrne
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In the settings for the Stub-End there is a Flange Offset dimension, make this the same as Stub-End lip thickness

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jgranger79
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Patrick - thank you, that worked.

 

I have another question for you sir. I did a test on an 6'-0" piece of pipe with this stubend and lap joint flange (I placed the stubend and lap joint flange on the MidPoint of the pipe), when I ran an ISO on it, it came out onto 3 drawings, 2 drawings showing either end of the pipe, and 1 drawing showing the stubend and LJ flange, and all 3 drawings appear to have an "Open End" why does the stub end show up as an "Open End" when both ends are connected on either side by pipe or the mating stubend? Any thoughts

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PatrickByrne
in reply to: jgranger79

All I can think of is that the Iso Symbol SKEY you have designated for the LapJoint is not available.

 

If this does not help maybe repost the problem and attach a sample drawing for sombody else to to take a look at.

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