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Translation Statement

  • Last UpdatedDec 12, 2023
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The translation statement translates between a certain endcut string and the AVEVA Marine code with parameters.

Syntax:

TYPE,

<ec_string>

/TB_TYPE = <endcut_code>

[/PAR = <par1>,<par2>,...]

;

TYPE

This is the endcut string that the designer specifies as input and that normally will be picked from a list created based on this translation file. Normally all parameters are fixed except some parts of the endcut designation that may be depending on the connection angle (see above).

TB_TYPE

AVEVA Marine endcut code. This code must exist in the current endcut table.

PAR

Explicit AVEVA Marine endcut parameters. They must match in numbers those required by the endcut code.

Below you will find as an example a part of a translation file.

Example:

REPLACE, Ca0

/BY = A

/WHEN = (11, 21);

REPLACE, Ca0

/BY = B

/WHEN = (12, 22);

PROFILE, 10;

TYPE, A

/TB_TYPE=1100

/PAR = 90;

TYPE, AaC8

/TB_TYPE=1190

/PAR = 90;

TYPE, AaR50bR50

/TB_TYPE=1124

/PAR = 90;

TYPE, C$##

/TB_TYPE=1100 ;

TYPE, C$##aR50

/TB_TYPE=1120 ;

TYPE, Ba50R50

/TB_TYPE=1220

/PAR = (100, 90);

TYPE, C$##a50R50

/TB_TYPE=1220

/PAR = 100;

...

...

PROFILE, (20, 21, 30, 31);

TYPE, A

/TB_TYPE=2100

/PAR = (90, 90);

TYPE, AaR50

/TB_TYPE=2120

/PAR = (90, 90);

TYPE, C$##

/TB_TYPE=2100 ;

TYPE, C$##aR50

/TB_TYPE=2120 ;

...

...

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