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| The Pipe Connector Program will design the layout of the vertical pipe shown above on any angle or offset within reason. The questions refer to thickness, angle, offset and height. A dimension line will appear on the pipe referring to each question. The pipes changes shape according to the inputs. The pipe display is not full scale, but in proportion to the full sized pipe. The output answer can be in decimal or fractions. If decimal is selected, the output will be rounded to the nearest thousands. If fractions are selected, you must select accuracy, this means the output will be displayed in fractional form and rounded to the accuracy chosen. There will be a menu in the upper right hand corner of the screen to go to different sections of the program. The layout page display will show a layout in proportion and not in full scale. The layout will give a picture of the pipe layout in proportion to itself and intersection points in coordinate format. |
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Connector Layout The pipe layout uses the coordinate system to define the line length and locations. The first line label (0) starts at coordinate point (0,0) and ends at point (X,Y). X and Y means the number generated by the program for line (0). When all lines are plotted out, connect the points to form the figure shown above. The width (W) and height (H) lines define the sheet dimensions needed for the pipe layout. |
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