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P-line Identification

  • Last UpdatedOct 06, 2023
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Each p-line is identified by a two, three or four letter code (known as its PKEY) which identifies its relative position in the 2D profile (remember that each p-line is extruded in the design model to represent a line running along the length of a section). The most commonly referenced PKEYs use the following naming conventions (each profile uses only a subset of these):

BBH

Bottom bolt hole

BBHL

Bottom bolt hole, left

BBHR

Bottom bolt hole, right

BLW

Bottom left of web

BLWT

Bottom left web top

BOC

Bottom of channel

BOS

Bottom of steel

BRW

Bottom right of web

BRWT

Bottom right web, top

FOC

Face of channel

HBA

Hole, bottom of angle

HOA

Hole, outside of angle

IOC

Inside of channel

LBOA

Left bottom of angle

LBOC

Left bottom of channel

LBOS

Left bottom of steel

LBTS

Left bottom top of steel

LTBA

Left top bottom of angle

LTBS

Left top bottom of steel

LTOC

Left top of channel

LTOS

Left top of steel

LTTA

Left top of angle

NA

Neutral axis

NAB

Neutral axis bottom

NAL

Neutral axis left

NALO

Neutral axis left outside

NAR

Neutral axis right

NARO

Neutral axis right outside

NAT

Neutral angle top

RBOA

Right bottom of angle

RBOC

Right bottom of channel

RBOS

Right bottom of steel

RBTS

Right bottom top of steel

ROA

Right of angle

ROC

Right outside of channel

RTBS

Right top bottom of steel

RTOC

Right top of channel

RTOS

Right top of steel

TBH

Top bolt hole

TBHL

Top bolt hole, left

TBHR

Top bolt hole, right

TLW

Top left of web

TLWB

Top left web, bottom

TOAX

Top of angle, X orientation

TOAY

Top of angle, Y orientation

TOC

Top of channel

TRWB

Top right web, bottom

TOS

Top of steel

TRW

Top right of web

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