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5. Nozzle Manipulation
Exercise
5.1 Setting Up
1. Enter the equipment modeling environment.
2. Zoom-in to equipment VES-1 using the View Eqp command.
5.2 Placing Nozzles
Objective: Learn the basics of placing Parametric Nozzles.
1. Select the Nozzle Manip command.
2. Identify VES-1.
3. Select the nozzle Type 1 option.
4. Key in the following data:
For Imperial units... For mixed units...
NUMBER = T1 NUMBER= T1
PIP MAT CLASS = 1C0031 PIP MAT CLASS = 1C0031
DIAM = 6 DIAM =6
RATING = 150 RATING = 150
DATUM POINT = 1 DATUM POINT = 1
OR1 = 0 OR1 = 0
N1 = 1 N1 = 304
N2 = 4 N2 = 1219
N4 = 1:6 N4 = 431.8
5. Select the ACCEPT/RETURN command.
6. Select the nozzle Type 3 option.
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7. Key in the following data:
For Imperial units For mixed units
NUMBER = T3 NUMBER= T3
PIP MAT CLASS = 1C0031 PIP MAT CLASS = 1C0031
DIAM = 4 DIAM =4
RATING = 150 RATING = 150
DATUM POINT = 1 DATUM POINT = 1
OR1 = 225 OR1 = 225
OR2 = -45 OR2 = -45
N1 = 17:6 N1 = 5334
N2 = 2 N2 = 609.6
N3= 1 N3 = 304.8
N4 = 2 N4 = 609.6
8. Select the ACCEPT/RETURN option.
9. Select the nozzle Type 5 option.
10. Key in the following data:
For Imperial units For mixed units
NUMBER = T5 NUMBER= T5
PIP MAT CLASS = 2C0032 PIP MAT CLASS = 2C0032
DIAM = 2 DIAM =2
END PREP = 371 END PREP = 371
RATING = 300 RATING = 300
DATUM POINT= 1 DATUM POINT = 1
OR1 = 0 OR1 = 0
N1 = 3 N1 = 914
N2 = 5:8 N2 = 1727.2
N3= 4 N3 = 1219.2
N4 = 2 N4 = 609.6
11. Select the ACCEPT/RETURN command.
12. Select the nozzle Type 7 option.
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13. Key in the following data:
For Imperial units For mixed units
NUMBER = T7 NUMBER= T7
PIP MAT CLASS = 1C0031 PIP MAT CLASS = 1C0031
DIAM = 10 DIAM= 10
RATING = 150 RATING = 150
DATUM POINT = 1 DATUM POINT = 1
OR1= 180 OR1 = 180
OR2 = -90 OR2 = -90
N1 = 10 N1 = 3048
N2 = 3 N2= 914.4
N3 = 4:6 N3 = 1371.6
N4 = 2 N4 = 609.6
N5 = -1 N5 = -304.8
14. Select the ACCEPT/RETURN command.
Your view should now resemble the following view.
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5.3 PARAMETRICS
1. Select the OTHER EQUIP command.
2. Identify EXCH-2.
3. Select the CREATE ANY option.
4. Key in the following data:
For Imperial units: For mixed units:
NUMBER = X1 NUMBER= X1
PIP MAT CLASS = 2C0032 PIP MAT CLASS = 2C0032
DIAM = 4 DIAM =4
RATING = 300 RATING = 300
DATUM POINT = 1 DATUM POINT = 1
TYPE =1 TYPE = 1
Identify gadget 1 Identify gadget 1
OR1 = 180 OR1 = 180
N1 =0 N1 = 0
N2 = 2 N2 = 609.6
N4 = 1:4 N4 = 406.4
5. Select the ACCEPT/RETURN option.
Your view should now resemble the following view.
6. Select the OTHER EQUIP option.
7. Identify SPH-1.
8. Select the CREATE ANY option.
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9. Key in the following data:
For Imperial units: For mixed units:
NUMBER = S1 NUMBER= S1
PIP MAT CLASS = 2C0032 PIP MAT CLASS = 2C0032
DIAM = 12 DIAM= 12
RATING = 300 RATING = 300
DATUM POINT = 2 DATUM POINT = 2
TYPE= 3 TYPE = 3
Identify gadget 3 Identify gadget 3
OR1 = 180 OR1 = 180
OR2= 90 OR2 = 90
N1 = -15 N1 = -4572
N2 = 4 N2 = 1219.2
N3 = 2 N3= 609.6
N4 = 4 N4 = 1219.2
10. Select the ACCEPT/EXIT option.
Your view should now resemble the following view.
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5.4 Manipulating Nozzles
Revising Nozzles
1. Select the Nozzle Manip command.
2. Identify VES-1.
3. Select the REVISE option.
4. Key in T5 to identify the nozzle.
5. Select the HIGHLIGHT option.
6. Key in:OR1 = 180.
7. Select the ACCEPT/RETURN option.
Deleting a Nozzle
8. Select the DELETE option.
9. Select the line containing T7 to identify that nozzle.
10. Accept by placing a data point in the view.
Copying a Nozzle
11. Select the OTHER EQUIP option.
12. Identify EXCH-2.
13. Select the COPY option.
14. Identify nozzle X1.
15. Select the HIGHLIGHT option.
16. Key in the following data:
For an Imperial units project: For a mixed units project:
NUMBER = X2 NUMBER = X2
DIAM = 2 DIAM = 2
OR1 = 0 OR1 = 0
N1 = 10 N1 = 254
N2 = 1:8 N2 = 508
17. Select the ACCEPT/EXIT option.
Your view should now resemble the following view.
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