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Hull and Outfitting

Welding and Bevel Information

  • Last UpdatedDec 12, 2023
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In the clip macro it is possible to define bevel/welding intervals along the clip geometry. Each interval is defined by a starting point, ending point and a type code indicating the type of interval. The type code indicates for instance that this specific part of the clip contour is welded against the shell, against the web of the profile section or along the plate which the clip overlaps. Depending on the type code a certain bevel code/weld is chosen. Bevel codes and welds can be given either in the macro via the output parameters WELD-BCSHELL, or by corresponding keywords in the input scheme. User input will always override the values given in the macro.

Below is a table listing all types of intervals and the macro parameter/scheme keyword that is connected to this specific type of interval.

The connection angles of the clip edges against the web, the flange and the shell plate are calculated automatically.

Type

Description

Weld

Bevel

Conn. angle

0

Free side

None

None

1

Sniped corner

WPROF

None

-

10

Profile web

WPROF

BWEB

WEB

11

..overlapping plate

WPROF

BCWEB

WEB

12

Profile web (non-mould side)

WPROF

BWEB

WEB

13

...overlapping plate (non-mould side)

WPROF

BCWEB

WEB

20

Profile flange

WPROF

BFLA

FLA

21

..overlapping cutout

WPROF

BCFLA

FLA

22

Profile flange (lower side)

WPROF

BFLA

FLA

23

Edge of profile flange (mould side)

WPROF

BWEB

WEB

24

Edge of profile flange (non-mould side)

WPROF

BWEB

WEB

30

Shell contour

WSHELL

BSHELL

SHELL

31

..overlapping plate

WSHELL

BCSHELL

SHELL

40

Clip overlaps plate

WELD

None

-

50

Along cutout contour

WELD

None

-

("inserted" clip only)

60

Seam in clip

WCLIP

BCLIP

-

70

Apply excess

None

None

-

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