Curved plates

CURVED PLATE GROUP NAMES

Drawing name is same as it’s parent drawing in Hull but with ‘CRV-‘ in front of it.

Example ‘CRV-SHELL’

PART NAMES

• Plate
  • FR03-P04
  • LG05-P12 - longitudinal number only without buttock indication
  • DK04-P01 - deck number only without waterline indication

• Stiffener
  • FR04-S02
  • LG01-S03

• Faceplate
  • FR05-F01

SC Curved plates

• Same rules apply as for planar parts.
• Use Quick Select to give all entities the required properties (outside contour, inside contours, markinglines, no poress).
• Replace orientation icon from Hull with standard orientation icon indicating ‘FWD’, ‘UP’ or ‘CL’.
• Add bubble to at least all framelines.
• When defining the part, select ‘Forming’ for surfaces with templates.
• When defining the part select ‘Bending’ when approriate.
• templates:
  • in symmetrical situations, templates are made for Portside only
  • if applicable, add text ‘Contra Templates’ to part (near part name) and templates
  • create solids for templates, stock ‘MDF06’
  • replace ‘Sigthline Markiline’ with ‘Sightline’
  • replace ‘Bracket Angle’ with ‘BA’
  • when defining the part, select ‘Forming’ in the Select Paint menu
  • when the template is for Portside AND Starboard then no ‘P’ or ‘S’ in part name
  • partname for template is platename + markingline name example ‘SH05-T02’

Templates

• Templates are without thickness indication.
• Templates which are used for portside parts as well as for starboard sides are defined without Part side in the name.

Check list SC Curved

• See checklist 'SC planar group'

• Sightline
  • text is 'Sightline'
  • position arrow next to text
  • arrow height minimum 40
  • arrows pointing in same direction, towards CL or UP

• Template
  • name is plate name + reference line name, or
  • name is plate name + marking line name (T1, T2, etc.)
  • position forming info next to templates
  • when templates are shown in a duplicated contour of the plate than also duplicate sight line and arrow