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Spec Change?

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getrekdent
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Spec Change?

Hi I'm fairly new to Plant 3d, I'm having a really hard time getting my BOM to print out with different grade fittings and piping?  How do I change this in the spec editor?



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Message 2 of 9
getrekdent
in reply to: getrekdent

Can no one give any input on this? 😞



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Message 3 of 9
Attila.Vallyon
in reply to: getrekdent

Sorry, but what exactly you want to do?

Regards,
Attila Vallyon
Message 4 of 9
getrekdent
in reply to: Attila.Vallyon

I want to change pipe schedules and material grade, to a333 or z245.1 gr 359


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Message 5 of 9
Attila.Vallyon
in reply to: getrekdent

You can do that in the spac file or directly in the catalog.

Than save on it and click on the bottom left corner icon "Spec Update".

That will overwrite the properties of all already built items.

But then you have to regenerate the ISOS.

Regards,
Attila Vallyon
Message 6 of 9
getrekdent
in reply to: Attila.Vallyon

Is there a way to do it globally? Like I can just say all material from 1"
to 6" is wpl6 a333 then everything from 8" up is z245.1 gr359? It seems
like it takes forever to change it all then it never takes effect


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Message 7 of 9
Attila.Vallyon
in reply to: getrekdent

Well it depends on how many types of component you have.

And on what is the BOM structure of your components.

But of course, that is quite a bit modification, if it affects all components.

But the only solution is to do that in the spec editor.

 

Regards,
Attila Vallyon
Message 8 of 9
getrekdent
in reply to: Attila.Vallyon

So this is a program that takes hours to change items to draw different
schedules and spec changes on multiple lines? Is there somewhere I can just
buy or download specs that suit my needs? All I am using this for is multi
well pads with a couple separators, would cad worx be a better suit to my
needs?


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Message 9 of 9

Hi,

 

I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve exactly. Are you modelling using a 'generic' spec and then looking to update materials afterwards?  If so, you would be better served setting up the spec(s) you require before you start modelling.  

 

If you require to change the spec of a piperun, you can always select the pipe and change its Spec property through the properties window, assuming that you have already created the spec you require. If it's just a matter of changing material properties, you can copy an existing spec in the Spec Editor and simply update the material properties in the new one. You can then copy the new spec to your project, select the pipes you need to change in the model and update their spec property.

 

Regards,

Andy


Andy Davis

Industry Specialist
Cadline Ltd.

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