To Create Flanged Styles with Mixed Units

Some flanged styles require both English unit piping components and metric unit fittings. Use the Mixed Units check box to indicate that mixed units are required. Under Diameter in the Tube & Pipe Styles dialog box, the mixed units are represented as the OD or nominal diameter value followed by the units of measure, for example 2 in (66mm) or 66mm (2 in).

Note: When you switch from a mixed unit style to a single unit style, you are prompted to select which diameter to use, and click OK. The diameter you select is displayed and the components listed in the table are referenced to the appropriate family member. If the diameter selected was from the pipe side of the flange, the elbow components are cleared from the table. If the diameter selected was from the flanged connection, the piping components family is cleared from the table.

1. Activate the Tube & Pipe Runs assembly, a pipe run, or a route.
2. Activate Tube & Pipe Styles .
3. In the Tube & Pipe Styles dialog box browser, select a Rigid Pipe with Fittings style type node.
4. Click New .
5. On the General tab, supply a unique name for the new style.
6. Optionally, create a new category or select a different one from the list.
7. Select Flanged and Mixed Units.
8. Click Yes on the confirmation dialog box.
9. In the Library Browser dialog box, select a mixed unit flange. The flange selected determines the mixed units to use.
   Note: If the flange selected does not contain mixed units, a warning is displayed and the Mixed Unit checkbox is cleared upon clicking OK.
10. Select the appropriate components for the style type.
    • To understand the status of a component, pause the cursor over the row. Optional and required components, and components that cannot be found are all indicated with unique status symbols.
    • To clear the values in a row, right-click and select clear.
    • To display the Library Browser and search from a list of library parts that meet the style criteria you have set, double-click any column in a row.
11. If the Library Browser is displayed, you can set additional filters and select a component.
    • Enable the appropriate check boxes for the filter criteria you need.
    • Click Filter to narrow the list of components based on the filters.
    • Select a component from the list and click OK.
12. In the Tube and Pipe Styles dialog box specify nominal diameter, diameter/inside diameter (OD/ID), schedule number.
    Note: If defining a style with a given nominal diameter, that nominal diameter must be one of instances in the appropriate published part table.
13. Set the conduit component appearance.
14. On the Rules tab, set the minimum, maximum, and increment segment lengths.
15. Click Save.
16. Click OK.