Example of Control File
- Last UpdatedFeb 01, 2023
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! The first line handles profile type 10 with heights up to 100 mm
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PROF /TYPE=10 /HEIGHT=100 /METHOD=PER_1000_FACT /CVAL=0.0025;
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! The next line is valid for profile type 10 with heights between 100 and 200 mm.
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PROF /TYPE=10 /HEIGHT=200 /METHOD=PER_1000_FACT /CVAL=0.0018;
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! The last line for every profile should have a height that is greater than any possible
! profile height.
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PROF /TYPE=10 /HEIGHT=10000 /METHOD= PER_1000_FACT /CVAL =0.0005;
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! This line handles profile type 20 with heights up to 100 mm
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PROF /TYPE=20 /HEIGHT=100 /METHOD= PER_1000_FACT /CVAL=0.0022;
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! The next line is valid for profile type 20 with heights between 100 and 200 mm.
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PROF /TYPE=20 /HEIGHT=200 /METHOD= PER_1000_FACT /CVAL=0.0016;
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PROF /TYPE=20 /HEIGHT=10000 /METHOD= PER_1000_FACT /CVAL =0.0003;
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! The last line is the default for profile types not listed in the file. This is in fact what
! you get if SBH_SHELLPROF_BENDING_CTRL is not defined.
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PROF /HEIGHT=10000 /METHOD= WHOLE_TRACE_INDEP_DIST /CVAL=5;