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Adding a BUILT IN GASKET VALVES

Adding a BUILT IN GASKET VALVES

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Adding a BUILT IN GASKET VALVES

Anonymous
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HI everyone have anyone tries to add a built-in gaskets valves to the valve catalogue to connect directly to flange or stub-end and the gasket not added in BOM

i have tried to make the end type to be undefined_et but didn't work

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fatherof3
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Hey naberster

 

I can't find the link right now, there's a lot of previous discussions out there regarding this issue. If you search with keywords like "wafer valves no gasket" you should be able to find a solution, or maybe someone else will post it.

I can tell you its nothing to do with the catalogs, its all about setting up the right type of connections in the joint setup portion of the project setup.

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fatherof3
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try this link:

 

http://www.screencast.com/t/zBVkR1N3yeC

 

It's a video, follow the steps, and it will do what you need.

It will not be a completely automatic thing. After you place the valve in the model, you will need to remember to substitute one of the connections. The video will explain it.

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TomislavGolubovic
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Which version of Plant3D are you using??



Tomislav Golubovic
Technical Specialist - Plant and Infrastructure
Autodesk Australia / New Zealand
Autodesk, Inc.
Autodesk ANZ YouTube Channel
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Anonymous
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Hi thanks for your fast reply i will check out the videos and my version of Plant 3D is 2016

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TomislavGolubovic
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I'm sure one of the SP's or Extension 1 had something new like a flanged connection with bolts only and no gasket, but I can't find the readme for it.....



Tomislav Golubovic
Technical Specialist - Plant and Infrastructure
Autodesk Australia / New Zealand
Autodesk, Inc.
Autodesk ANZ YouTube Channel
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Anonymous
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Hi thanks for your reply but the video is not working i think there is somthing wrong in the site so if you have any other links of that video please send it to me.

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fatherof3
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fatherof3
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Also, I should mention that in my original reply I said it has nothing to do with the Catalog setup. Well, really it does a little, since it will require the correct component end types be set in the catalog.

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Anonymous
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yes thanks for your reply i have figured it out , i have to modify the end connection in the catalouge thanks for your reply and concen

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MOLGRAND
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Hi, I have followed the web cast & although the solutions seems to work well - the down side i can see is the creation of dots for the  universal fastener connector - these can be seen on the web cast against the valve. As I am producing a weld list on my isos these now report as line size welds! is there any further way to remove this or creat a new fastener which doesnt report as a weld.

Im currently using 2016 & thought some of these work arounds would have now been incorporated within the package as a std by now, as was doing a simular fudge in 2012.

 

Thanks 

Gary Randall

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