Part Type: Welding Neck

Rules for the creation of individual Plant Engineering parts

 

 

a = Insertion length dimension
(e.g. L, L1 etc.)
a = Insertion length dimension
(e.g. L, L1 etc.)
a = Insertion length dimension
(e.g. L, L1 etc.)
a = Insertion length dimension
(e.g. L, L1 etc.)

 

Named isolated points

 

Required attributes for entries into database or catalogue

The entering of attribute values and the part type selection should be performed using the PAA Editor.

Values need to be entered for at least the following attributes:

Connection type, Connection “!“ (always flange connection)

Possible values of the attribute ANSCHLUSSART (CONNECTION_TYPE):

1000x

Butt-welded

Provide auxiliary part when installing part

If a connection is specified in the attribute ANSCHLUSSART (CONNECTION TYPE), the part provides and connects an auxiliary part of the standard specified in the attribute when it is installed for the connection. Welding necks may provide loose flanges in their connection type. Since there is no part type Loose flange, it has been specified for welding necks that a loose flange is meant if the part type ID for flanges is used in the connection type, i.e. 5100010. For example, the content of the attribute ANSCHLUSSART (CONNECTION TYPE) could look like this:

20002 1 5100010 N2642 R2

Here N2642 R2 is the standard designation with which the loose flange was entered into the database.

 

In the connection type definition, a part type ID can also be used without additionally specifying the standard. So for welding necks you can define that you want to install a loose flange automatically, but you do not have to define the standard. If the loose flange is not unique, you will be offered a corresponding search mask (HELiOS or catalogue).

2000x

Flange connection

2100x

Flange with groove connection

2200x

Flange with notch connection

2010x

Flange connection of a loose flange.

3100x

Screwed, nipple

3200x

Screwed, socket

4100x

Plugged, nipple

4200x

Plugged, socket

5100x

Socket-welded, nipple

5200x

Socket-welded, socket

The last character (x) provides information about the meaning of the supplement:

0 =No supplement

2 = The supplement consists of connection number, part type, ID, and standard of the part to be connected

The prefixed connection number indicates the connection with which the auxiliary part is to be attached to the current connection.

 

Please also read the information given in the paragraphs Connection type ID with priority information and Connection type ID - List of part standards.

If welding necks are to be inserted with the loose flange from the connection attributes, the AutoFit connecting parts option must be activated on the Part selection tab of the Plant Engineering Settings dialogue window.

Creating Individual Parts: Procedure (PE)