PART Statement
- Last UpdatedDec 03, 2025
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The PART statement specifies the part types that should be treated in this session. Default is no types at all, meaning that you explicitly have to define the types that should be treated.
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PART |
[/PLATE] |
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[/BRACKET] |
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[/CLIPS] |
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[/DOUBLING] |
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[/SPIGOT] |
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[/STIFFENER] |
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[/FLANGE] |
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[/PILLAR] |
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[/BPROFILE] |
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[/ALL] |
Treat all part types within the current scope. |
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Either the specified part types will be treated or all part types in case attribute /ALL is given. Note that the part types must be picked here even if they should happen to belong to bundled type groups. This means that even if you have specified that for example, stiffeners and flanges should be bundled together (BUNDLE Statement) but only state /STIFFENER as an attribute to PART then flanges will not be treated within the session.