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FLANGE Statement

  • Last UpdatedDec 13, 2023
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The FLANGE statement specifies one set of nominal flange heights and calculation rules for folded (bent) flanges on brackets. Several independent such sets can be established to be used in different bracket types. The same set may be used in many brackets, provided the same rule is applicable.

Syntax:

FLANGE, < flange_set >
     [ / TYPE = < flange_type > ]
     [ / END1_FLANGE = < fla_end_type > ]
     [ / END2_FLANGE = < fla_end_type > ]
     / H = (< h1 >, < h2 >, < h3 > , .... ) (1 ... 10)
     [ / RULE = < rule_No > ]
     ;

<flange_set>

A name (string) that uniquely identifies a certain set of heights and calculation rules (<= 8 characters).

TYPE

Number that specifies the flange type to be used in this set. Must be selected from one of the types defined in the flange control facility .

If left out the default flange type will be used.

END1_FLANGE

Number that specifies the flange end type to be used in end one of the flange (close to arm A of the bracket). Must be selected from one of the flange end types defined in the flange control facility.

If left out the default flange end type will be used.

END2_FLANGE

Ditto end 2.

H

Specifies allowable flange heights. The heights should be sorted in increasing order.

RULE

The flange height is selected based on the length of the free edge (=L), divided by 10. that means, the flange height should be picked from the set of heights, assigned to H based on its relation to L/10.

= 1 Select closest height to L/10

= 2 Select closest to L/10 but smaller

= 3 Select closest to L/10 but larger

Creation of the actual geometry of the flange is controlled by the normal flange control facility as described in the document referred to above.

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