Example of Bevel Definition for Varying Bevel Angles
- Last UpdatedFeb 01, 2023
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The statements below create varying bevel control in a situation with two sets (for example, to be produced by two different production facilities). The example does not claim to be a realistic one.
The first set has the following characteristics:
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Tight connection (V-bevel) independently of the connection angle and plate thickness (no "range").
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If the width of the bevel wedge is smaller than 3 mm, use vertical cutting.
The second set looks like this:
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It has two ranges for plate thickness thinner and thicker than 15 mm, respectively.
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For thinner plate (range 1):
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1. Tight V-connection until 30 degrees connection angle,
Bevel type 17 for angles > 30 degrees.
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For thicker plate (range 2):
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1. bevel type 57 up to 40 degrees,
Bevel type 17 for angles >40 degrees.
AUTO_SET, 1 /NAME='STANDARD';
AUTO_SET, 2 /NAME='SPECIAL';
AUTO_RANGE, 15, 999 /SET=2,
BEVEL, 151 /TYPE=15 /SYMBOL=(61,-61);
BEVEL, 161 /TYPE=16 /VAR_ALPHA /SYMBOL=63;
BEVEL, 171 /TYPE=17 /VAR_BETA /NOSE=0.5 /SYMBOL=62;
BEVEL, 571 /TYPE=57 /VAR_ALPHA /VAR_BETA /SYMBOL=62;
!
! Set 1
!
AUTO_SELECT /SET=1 /GAP=3.0 /BEVEL=151;
AUTO_SELECT /SET=1 /INT=(0,89) /VAR_ALPHA /MIN=0 /BEVEL=-161;
AUTO_SELECT /SET=1 /INT=(-89,0) /VAR_ALPHA /MIN=0 /BEVEL=161;
!
! Set 2, Range 1 (T<=15)
!
AUTO_SELECT /SET=2 /RANGE=1 /INT=(0,30) /VAR_ALPHA /MIN=0 /BEVEL=-161;
AUTO_SELECT /SET=2 /RANGE=1 /INT=(30,89) /VAR_BETA /MAX=45
/BEVEL=171;
AUTO_SELECT /SET=2 /RANGE=1 /INT=(-30,0) /VAR_ALPHA /MIN=0 /BEVEL=161;
AUTO_SELECT /SET=2 /RANGE=1 /INT=(-89,-30) /VAR_BETA /MAX=45
/BEVEL=-171;
!
! Set 2, Range 2 (T>15)
!
AUTO_SELECT /SET=2 /RANGE=2 /INT=(0,40)
/VAR_ALPHA /DIFF=40 /MIN=0 /MAX=40
/VAR_BETA /MIN=0
/BEVEL=571;
AUTO_SELECT /SET=2 /RANGE=2 /INT=(40,89) /VAR_BETA / BEVEL=171;
AUTO_SELECT /SET=2 /RANGE=2 /INT=(-40,0)
/VAR_ALPHA /DIFF=40 /MIN=0 /MAX=40
/VAR_BETA /MIN=0/BEVEL=-571;
AUTO_SELECT /SET=2 /RANGE=2 /INT=(-89,40) /VAR_BETA / BEVEL=-171;