Curved plates

CURVED PLATE GROUP NAMES[edit]

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

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.
Bow fashion Templates- keep the exterior longitudinal template.

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