Notches in Plates
- Last UpdatedDec 04, 2025
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Notches in plates can be located in different ways:
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at corners
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along a limit
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at seams in the shell or on an adjacent panel.
Syntax:
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[,FIC[TITIOUS]] |
Description:
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<notch_designation> |
is the standard notch designation. |
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<notch_designation>::= |
<string> |
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Example: R75 |
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<notch_name> |
is the name of an arbitrary notch existing as a curve in the data bank or created by a curve statement. If no position is defined it is supposed to be described in its wanted position directly according to the given coordinates. |
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<notch_name>::=<name> |
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MIRR |
means that the notch should be reflected in its v-axis. Irrelevant for standard notches. |
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<symmetry> |
Normally notches on a symmetric panel are supposed to be valid both portside and starboard. |
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However, it is possible to indicate that a notch should be used portside only or starboard only. This clause is relevant on a symmetric panel ("SBPS panel") only. |
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<symmetry>::= P | S |
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Note: May not be set in knuckled subpanels. |
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COMMENT |
An arbitrary comment string. |
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FIC |
Giving this keyword means that the generated notch will not be considered as a notch in splitting. The notch will rather be treated as a marking contour. |
[,COM[MENT]=<comment>]