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Anonymous
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pipe miter

Can I miter pipe in plant 3d 2016. I have a 24" to miter.

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Message 2 of 13
h_eger
in reply to: Anonymous

it is already possible to 50%.
Does not look nice 😞
What number of degrees you want to have for the Miter?

 

05-05-_2016_17-17-09.jpg

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Message 3 of 13
Anonymous
in reply to: h_eger

Hi could you give a bit of a detailed explanation on how you achieved this without getting leaks and does it Iso out okay

Message 4 of 13
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

Hi. 

 

Have you been able to sort this? 

I have a similar problem. I have 2x 24" pipes that have a deviation of 135mm that need to be connected by a miter elbow.  Can anyone help?

 

Thanks

 

Igor Guerra

Message 5 of 13
h_eger
in reply to: Anonymous

Dear @Anonymous ,

 

please make the following changes in the DefaultConnectorsConfig.xml file
in the section <Joint Name = "Buttweld">
<SlopeTolerance> 45.0 </SlopeTolerance>
<OffsetTolerance> 45.0 </OffsetTolerance>

 

Then only draw the individual line segments and as shown in the screencast

https://autode.sk/32Tx05c 

 

        <Joint Name="Buttweld">
            <FittingElements/>
            <JointElements>
                <JointElement PartType="Buttweld"/>
            </JointElements>
            <MatchCondition>E1.NominalDiameter=E2.NominalDiameter</MatchCondition>
            <OptionalMatchCondition/>
            <EndConditions1>
                <EndCondition>BV</EndCondition>
                <EndCondition>PL</EndCondition>
            </EndConditions1>
            <EndConditions2>
                <EndCondition>BV</EndCondition>
                <EndCondition>PL</EndCondition>
            </EndConditions2>
            <Description>Stumpf geschweißte Verbindung</Description>
            <SlopeTolerance>45.0</SlopeTolerance>
            <OffsetTolerance>45.0</OffsetTolerance>
        </Joint>

 

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Message 6 of 13
Anonymous
in reply to: h_eger

Thanks for your quick reply.

The project manager changed this to a standard elbow, cut to size. Nevertheless I'll try it later this week and let you know if it works for us.

 

Best regards,

 

Igor Guerra

Message 7 of 13
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

The Autodesk development team definitely should implement pipe miter feature...

We have the same problem.

Message 8 of 13
h_eger
in reply to: Anonymous

@ all

 

In which standard is it written that a pipe miter is allowed in this angle?
With all ferrite and austenutic pipe materials, pipe miters are allowed up to a maximum of 5 °.
this is my level of knowledge.
For all other standards or rules I would be very grateful to receive them so that we can give the Autodesk developers the necessary information for this function.

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Message 9 of 13
Anonymous
in reply to: h_eger

I'm sorry but I'm new to the piping business and I don't have that knowledge. 

Message 10 of 13
Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

Hello,

 

One of many examples - Exhaust gas pipes

 

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Message 11 of 13
h_eger
in reply to: Anonymous

Dear @Anonymous ,

 

a lot is possible in shipbuilding with diesel engines.
I am familiar with these standards issues.
the exhaust pipe is designed and processed according to good engineering practice.
Today we have to provide the individual proof of such connections to the accepting authority.

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Message 12 of 13
Anonymous
in reply to: h_eger

Dear @h_eger 


We built many ships installations last few years. I can assure you that the solution presented below are accepted by DNV, BV etc.

 

If you are interested check our website.

https://www.westcon.no/selskap/yards/hjem

 

Autodesk Plant 3D is the first software I have to work, that doesn't have this feature.

Message 13 of 13
h_eger
in reply to: Anonymous

Dear @Anonymous ,

 

Here is the link to the idea station.

 

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-plant-3d-p-id-ideas/idb-p/48 


Please check if the post already exists, otherwise please create a new post on this topic

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