I had similar situation, but DIN-Flanges with ANSI-Bolts.
My Method was:
I copyed the DIN-flanges CATES and referenced the appropriate ANSI-bolting BTSES
You have to copy your ANSI-FLANGE CATE`s,
create appropriate BTSE`s, LTAB (DTAB), BLIS (SBOL) in your CATA (if not already exists)
You have to create a boltspec with your DIN-Bolts and Nuts too.
After referencing the BTSE?s to the SCOMS, you have to include the new Flanges into your
appropriate Pipe-SPEC?s.
Normaly at the Equi-Nozzles is nothing to change.
Maybe there is a different (more elegant) way to do this. But as I mentioned above that was my way!
In your table is something wrong, 0.5Inch bolt isnt M14. It is similar to M12!
I didnt check the other entrys.
I have done the BOLT related setup in spec.
But I need the technical confirmation for that table values to be used for imperial and metric conversion?
As you mentioned 0.5 inch = M12.But I can't get any kind of standard or document for this values conversion.
Kindly provide if you have!!
Hi!
M16 means boltdiam 16mm
M27 means boltdiam 27mm
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It depends on your clients spec.
There are different Bolt Specifications like DIN-Spec, EN-Spec, ISO-Spec.
for ex.
DIN2510 for bolt with two nuts
EN ISO 4014, EN ISO 4017 for mach-bolts EN ISO 4032 for required nuts
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