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== Templates ==
 
== Templates ==
  
Templates are usually required when a plate needs mechanical processing to obtain it's desired shape.
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Templates are required for plates which need mechanical processing to obtain the desired shape.
  
  
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'''Template types'''
 
'''Template types'''
 
*''Bow Fashion'' - for plates which are on the center line and have symmetry around the center line (for example a bow cone)
 
*''Bow Fashion'' - for plates which are on the center line and have symmetry around the center line (for example a bow cone)
*''Standard'' - all other plates
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*''Standard'' - all other plates:
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**Create the templates on the ''reference lines'', as perpendicular to the surface as possible, or if this is not applicable:
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**Use ''Auto-Level''
  
  
''Standard'' templates are made on ''reference lines'', when this is not convenient then use ''Auto-Level''.
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'''Template name''' is ''plate name + reference line name'' or, when using ''Auto-Level'', ''plate name + T1 (T2, T3, etc.)''
 
 
 
 
'''Template name''' is ''plate name + reference line name'' or, when using Auto-Level, ''plate name + T1 (T2, T3, etc.)''
 

Revision as of 15:30, 3 April 2009

Templates

Templates are required for plates which need mechanical processing to obtain the desired shape.


We need templates in the following situations:

  • Single curvature (bending) with constant radius - no template required, give bending info on plate.
  • Single curvature (bending) without constant radius - 1 template required.
  • Double curvature (forming) - minimum 3 templates required.


Template types

  • Bow Fashion - for plates which are on the center line and have symmetry around the center line (for example a bow cone)
  • Standard - all other plates:
    • Create the templates on the reference lines, as perpendicular to the surface as possible, or if this is not applicable:
    • Use Auto-Level


Template name is plate name + reference line name or, when using Auto-Level, plate name + T1 (T2, T3, etc.)