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Example: Single Bore Ranges

  • Last UpdatedJan 24, 2023
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The example displays an FT35 framework template which is configured by setting four dimensional values.

Note:
Dimension 2 is omitted as it does not need to be checked.

The MDSRange UDA for the first template is set to:

1,0,914,50 \ (3/4),0,610,50

This is interpreted as:

The example contains 2 dimension ranges separated by the ' \ ' character. Each range is made up of 4 values separated by the ',' character. The comma separated range values are:

Field 1

Field 2

Field 3

Field 4

Description

The dimension is controlled by this range.

The minimum length of the dimension.

The maximum length of the dimension.

The pipe bore that the dimension values apply to.

Example

1

0

914

50

For the example template and the range in the above table we can say the following: For pipe bores up to 50mm, dimension 1 must be between 0 and 914mm.

It is possible to define a dimension range for more than one dimension at a time. In the above example, Range 2 defines values for multiple dimensions. Multiple dimension assignments are always encapsulated by brackets () and are separated by the '/' character.

Field 1

Field 2

Field 3

Field 4

Description

The dimension is controlled by this range. Additional '/' character separated values encapsulated in brackets define multiple dimension ranges.

The minimum length of the dimension.

The maximum length of the dimension.

The pipe bore that the dimension values apply to.

Example

(3/4)

0

610

50

The values in Range 2 mean that for pipe bores up to 50mm, dimensions 3 and 4 must be between 0 and 610mm.

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