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PVC piping fittings....

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Anonymous
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PVC piping fittings....

Anonymous
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Hi All,

Kind of a newby to Plant and im asking the question on how to add more PVC piping fittings to the, very limited Plastics catalog, that comes with Plant? I need to connect from the suction of a pump to a tank nozzle, but i am not familiar with creating components.

Can anyone help

Thanks
R
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PVC piping fittings....

Hi All,

Kind of a newby to Plant and im asking the question on how to add more PVC piping fittings to the, very limited Plastics catalog, that comes with Plant? I need to connect from the suction of a pump to a tank nozzle, but i am not familiar with creating components.

Can anyone help

Thanks
R
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gulnacm
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gulnacm
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Unfortunately you cannot do this in AutoCAD Plant 3D 2010, but we are hoping to fix this for a future release.
Currently all that can be modified, added or changed is items that currently exist in the availble catalogs.
The ASME and DIN catalog objects can be copied and dimensionaly modified as well as descriptive and connection information.
The AME catalogs are block based objects the were converted from AutoCAD MEP content. These objects cannot be dimensionaly modified. The discriptive and connection data can be modified.

Mike G (autodesk)


Michael Gulnac
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Unfortunately you cannot do this in AutoCAD Plant 3D 2010, but we are hoping to fix this for a future release.
Currently all that can be modified, added or changed is items that currently exist in the availble catalogs.
The ASME and DIN catalog objects can be copied and dimensionaly modified as well as descriptive and connection information.
The AME catalogs are block based objects the were converted from AutoCAD MEP content. These objects cannot be dimensionaly modified. The discriptive and connection data can be modified.

Mike G (autodesk)


Michael Gulnac
Technical Specialist
Organization
Autodesk, Inc.
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sivapd
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sivapd
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I have been working with Richard on this issue and attached doc has some details. Please let me know if you have questions or suggestions.
Thanks,
Siva Thankappan (Autodesk)


Siva Thankappan
Technical Sales, Plant Solutions, Asia Pacific
Autodesk Singapore
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I have been working with Richard on this issue and attached doc has some details. Please let me know if you have questions or suggestions.
Thanks,
Siva Thankappan (Autodesk)


Siva Thankappan
Technical Sales, Plant Solutions, Asia Pacific
Autodesk Singapore

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