Connect fittings and components in Tube and Pipe | Inventor | Autodesk Knowledge Network

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

By the way, i can’t even install the tube and pipe tutorial, all the “zip files” are “corrupt”when i want to unzip them no matter what folder they are. I can’t find a version of the tutorial on Autodesk’s website, so i tried with tutorial because that’s the first and only page where i can find the routed system tutorial. In general, i have some issues with tutorials files..

If someone had the same issues and know how to fix it, i’ll be very glad. It may be hard to find any in your native language, but if you understand English some, these may help. Inventor Forum. Share your knowledge, ask questions, and explore popular Inventor topics. Turn on suggestions. Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for. Search instead for. Did you mean:. A fitting, conduit part, free route end, or normal Inventor part in the active run.

If the free fitting is a free route end, system will automatically create an auto route region to accomplish the connection. Otherwise, it is always positioned relative to the base fitting during updates and other operations.

A collection of interchangeable master runs assemblies or harness assemblies that can be swapped for any given Routed Systems occurrence on a per-configuration basis.

The interchangeability set in the iComponent table is used to track which master runs assembly or harness assembly is used in each configuration. Edits to the master runs assembly or harness assembly members are independent of each other. Production data for piping isometrics that controls the appearance of the finished piping drawing. It is generated from specific pipe runs and stored in associative PCF files.

ISOGEN is the industry de-facto standard supplied by all major plant design software vendors and produce automatic isometrics from design systems. Known as tube and pipe runs assembly. A tube and pipe container for individual runs, flexible house assemblies and routes, as well as populated conduit parts and fittings.

A tube and pipe assembly can only have one master runs assembly primary occurrence adaptive but it can have multiple secondary occurrences of the master runs assembly secondary occurrences non-adaptive. The distance along the connection axis from the connection point to the maximum engagement position distance that the pipe is inserted into a fitting. The MaxEP work point can be an existing work point on the connection axis or can be created by the intersection of a specific planar face and the connection axis.

The distance along the connection axis from the connection point to the minimum engagement position distance that the pipe is inserted into a fitting. The MinEP work point can be an existing work point on the connection axis or can be created by the intersection of a specific planar face and the connection axis.

It can be set to a percentage of the MaxEP distance. The smallest radius to which a wire, cable, or flexible hose that can be bent. The minimum bend radius varies with different cable and material types.

A fitting that is inserted into an assembly from the Content Center using AutoDrop or from your project work space using the Place Fitting command. It can be a library or non-library part, typically used to branch off tube and pipe routes. The driving occurrence of an exclusive tube and pipe or cable and harness components. It is the only occurrence in which Routed Systems editing is allowed. The primary occurrence drives the definition of all other occurrences.

In tube and pipe design, a route is a wire frame centerline representation of the run. The route updates associatively to location changes of end terminations. A route may be defined using manual, semi-automatic, or automatic methods. In cable and harness design, route refers to the process of inserting wires into segments.

Secondary occurrences are not adaptive and cannot be edited. Changes to a primary occurrence automatically update all secondary occurrences. A route point that is shared by the joint auto region and parametric region. It follows the naming schema of auto route points and is contained in both auto route region and route sketch.

See driving dimension. Also known as parametric route. A route that is manually created using geometric constraints, dimension constraints, custom bends, geometry snapping, or direction axes of the 3D Orthogonal Route tool.

The route may dynamically update to assembly changes as auto route regions do unless it is fully constrained. See: auto route node. A fitting that is specified in the style to populate the component at the start route point of flexible hose routes. It must be tube and pipe components with two connections. If the start fitting is suppressed, the end fitting is automatically suppressed.

A bend output format from numerically controlled bending equipment that includes a point identification along with Cartesian X, Y and Z values for each bend point with a bend radius value. A header and footer string may also include information such as total number of points, number of straight segments, and total center line length.

A bend output format from numerically controlled bending equipment that includes a point identification along with values for the straight length between bends Y , any rotation between the bends B and the angle of arc of the bend C with a bend radius value.

 
 

 

Autodesk inventor 2015 piping free. Prepare tube and pipe iParts

 
The plugin seems to be missing from Inventor. Causes: Only Inventor Professional includes additional modules for Tube and Pipe and Cable and. iPart guidelines for defining custom tube and pipe styles using within Autodesk Inventor Tube & Pipe for matching compatible part sizes.