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Problem with Reducer

Javier Pozo
Javier Pozo over 17 years ago
 
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    Javier Pozo over 17 years ago
     

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  • Javier Pozo
    Javier Pozo over 17 years ago
    Thanks Elizabeth,
    the "set as main" function works perfect, in my company the diameter of the pipe is the largest diameter too.
    Regards.
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    Admin over 17 years ago
    [QUOTE=bh0nst;10245]Hello,
    ¿how I can place eccentric reducers in a line?
    i have this problem:

    1) discharge of pump 8" (nozzle)
    2) reducer 8"x10"
    3) the diameter of the line is 10"
    4) the nozzle of the tank is 10"

    in the drawing it's fine, but when i synchronise, errors appears in the start and the end of the line.
    Nozzle connection size mismatch. (8") (10")

    :errrr:

    Regards.
    You Have labelled the expander incorrectly, the upstream value is 8 and the downstream is 10
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    Admin over 17 years ago
    You Have labelled the expander incorrectly, the upstream value is 8 and the downstream is 10.

    Cheers
    Cyril
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    Admin over 17 years ago
    Order is key to labelling pipe.  In this case I'd start from scratch (sometimes easier than trying to figure out the problem), delete the line label and the reducers and do the following...

    1) Label the line (make sure Fixed Label Format is set to True) and fill out the properties window with the line being 4". Click OK and place the label
    2) Insert the two reducer symbols accordingly
    3) Right-mouse click on first reducer, select properties, and then select the START NODE.  Fill out the details (downstream size 8") and place the reducer label accordingly.  This should change the main pipe label to 8"
    4) Right-mouse click on second reducer, select properties, and then select the LINE LABEL.  Fill out the details (downstream size 4") and place the reducer label accordingly.

    This should give you what you want.
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