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Hull and Outfitting

Profile Definition

  • Last UpdatedDec 12, 2023
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The PROFILE statement specifies the profile types for which the endcuts are valid that follow until the next PROFILE statement. (The reason for this statement type is that the same endcut strings may be used for for example, flat bars and angles even if they are corresponded by different endcut types in AVEVA Marine)

Syntax:

PROFILE, <proftype>  (1....10) ;

<proftype> are valid profile types. Maximum 10 different profile types can be given in one statement.

Examples:

PROFILE, 10;

PROFILE, 20, 21, 30, 31;

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