Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of website accessibility
Powered by Zoomin Software. For more details please contactZoomin

Hull and Outfitting

Flange Extension in Tapered Endcuts

  • Last UpdatedNov 28, 2025
  • 1 minute read

By applying a special rule, the knuckle angle and flange extension of tapered endcuts for L-bars and T-bars may be automatically defined at modelling time. The flange geometry of such endcuts is illustrated below. When tapered endcuts are modelled a 'b'-measure is defined, as indicated in the figure. This rule defines, per endcut type, the knuckle angle and flange extension as a function of the difference of the profile height and the b-measure (that is normally the height of another profile which the current profile abuts).

The customer can control the knuckle angle and flange extension via a special file in TIL-format.

The file consists of a number of statements, each consisting of the CUT keyword, an endcut type and a number of triples of /HKN-attributes, /ANG-attributes and /EXT-attributes.

CUT, <endcut type>

HKN=<profile height - b-measure>

/ANG=<knuckle angle> /EXT=< flange extension>……;

Example of a text file defining knuckle angle and flange extension of tapered endcuts:

CUT, 24

/HKN=25 /ANG=30 /EXT=6

/HKN=100 /ANG=18 /EXT=8;

CUT, 37

/HKN=50 /ANG=30 /EXT=6

/HKN=100 /ANG=18 /EXT=8;

Note: These rules are not valid for User Defined Endcuts.

TitleResults for “How to create a CRG?”Also Available in