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Parametric Reducer Family Not Working Correctly

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ngjkro
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Parametric Reducer Family Not Working Correctly

ngjkro
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I created a parametric HDPE reducer. The strange thing is it seem everything work finely in family editor, however it start creating error every time i change the size of the smaller diameter pipe(ie from original 63mm/50mm change to 63mm/32), but it wont happen when i change the size of the larger diameter pipe (i.e from original 63mm/50mm change to 75mm/50mm). 

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Parametric Reducer Family Not Working Correctly

I created a parametric HDPE reducer. The strange thing is it seem everything work finely in family editor, however it start creating error every time i change the size of the smaller diameter pipe(ie from original 63mm/50mm change to 63mm/32), but it wont happen when i change the size of the larger diameter pipe (i.e from original 63mm/50mm change to 75mm/50mm). 

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iainsavage
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I think its to do with size reversal.

63 ->32 works but 32->63 doesn't.

You need to include both options in your lookup table, or you need a formula which says "if Nominal Diameter 1 is bigger than Nominal Diameter 2 then ND1 equals Nominal Diameter 1, otherwise equals Nominal Diameter 2" so that ND1 is always the bigger end. You then need  a similar formula to make ND2 the smaller of the two. Then use ND1 and ND2 in your lookup table formula.

At least I think that's the problem.

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I think its to do with size reversal.

63 ->32 works but 32->63 doesn't.

You need to include both options in your lookup table, or you need a formula which says "if Nominal Diameter 1 is bigger than Nominal Diameter 2 then ND1 equals Nominal Diameter 1, otherwise equals Nominal Diameter 2" so that ND1 is always the bigger end. You then need  a similar formula to make ND2 the smaller of the two. Then use ND1 and ND2 in your lookup table formula.

At least I think that's the problem.

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ngjkro
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ngjkro
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Hi, thanks for reply, may i know how to include this condition into the formula?

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Hi, thanks for reply, may i know how to include this condition into the formula?

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sagnewYUXLR
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You basically do all the sizes in reverse at the bottom of the look up table 

You basically do all the sizes in reverse at the bottom of the look up table 

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ngjkro
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Thanks for the solution,  it work!

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Thanks for the solution,  it work!

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