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AVEVA™ E3D Design

ELBO or BEND Symbol Keys

  • Last UpdatedAug 19, 2025
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Component Description

SKEY

Plotted Symbol

P-points

Note

Elbow - Butt Weld (90 and 45 degree)

ELBW

1,9

Elbow - Butt Weld with a Connection (90 and 45 degree)

ETBW

1,5,9

Elbow - Butt Weld 180 degree Return (U Elbow)

EUBW

2,9

Elbow Compression (90 and 45 degree)

ELCP

1,9

Elbow Compression with a Connection (90 and 45 degree)

ETCP

1,5,9

Elbow - Screwed with Male Ends (90 and 45 degree)

EBSC

1,9

Elbow - Screwed with Female Ends (90 and 45 degrees)

ELSC

1,9

Elbow - Screwed - Female with a Connection (90 and 45 degree)

ETSC

1,5,9

Elbow - Socket Weld

ELSW

1,9

Elbow - Socket Weld with a Connection

ETSW

1,5,9

Elbow - Reducing

ER**

1,6

Bend - Flanged (all angles)

BEFL

1,9

Bend - Flanged with a Connection (all angles)

BTFL

1,5,9

Bend - Flanged 180 degree Return (U Bend)

BUFL

2,9

Bend - Mitre

MIFL

1,9

Flanged Bend - Mitre with a Connection Flanged

MTFL

1,5,9

Bend - Mitre

MIBW

1,7,9

Bend - Mitre

MIPL

1,8,9

Butt Weld Bend - Mitre with a Connection

MTBW

1,5, 9

Butt Weld Bend - Mitre with a Connection

MTPL

1,5,9

Bend - Lobster Back Flanged

L@FL

1,3,9

Bend - Lobster Back with a Connection Flanged

T@FL

1,3,5,9

Bend - Lobster Back Butt Weld

L@BW

1,3,9

Lobster Back Bend

L@PL

1,3,8,9

Bend - Lobster Back with a Connection

T@BW

1,3,5,9

Bend - Lobster Back with a Connection

T@PL

1,3,5,9

Bend - Pulled (All Angles)

PB+D

1,4,9

Bend - Pulled 180 degree Return (U Bend)

BU+D

2,4,9

Bend - Pulled with a Connection (All Angles)

TB+D

1,4,5,9

Note:

1

Generic types ELBO and BEND have a connection reference to facilitate connections to the elbow or bend. Isodraft will always treat an elbow or bend as having an offline leg if it has a P3 with a bore greater than zero. Care is needed when selecting a symbol key and point set in order to achieve the required results.

2

To use this symbol, the p-points must be arranged as shown in the following diagram and P3 should not have its bore set.

3

Replace the @ character in the symbol key with an integer (1 to 9) denoting the number of segments.

4

Replace the + character in the symbol key with an integer (1 to 9) denoting the ratio of the bend radius to the pipe bore.

5

The p-point for the offline connection (P3) can be positioned anywhere along the horizontal (P1) axis that suits the specific component design.

6

Reducing elbows can have any of the end types BW, CP, FL, SC, or SW, but not PL.

7

This type of component is treated as a fitting in the material list.

8

This type of component is treated as tube in the material list.

9

The dimensions of all Elbow and Bend components depend upon plotted leg length. The default plotted leg length is 9mm, but this can be set to a different value using the LEGLENGTH command. The minimum value the user can set is 6mm.

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