The part made using joints or has length more than that of stock length is
called Large Part. In PLUS 1D you can automatically split the large parts into
small pieces and than these small pieces can be optimize to maximize yield. Then
there are some Joint
Rules / Splicing Norms / Engineering constraints which are considered while splitting these
large parts. This module is available
with PLUS 1D version 6.xx and later.
Joints Rule/ Splicing Norms for flange and web
Sr. No. |
Rules |
Purpose |
Default values |
1 |
Minimum part length consider for splitting |
It specifies the smallest part that can be considered for
splitting. |
2.5 meters (2500 mm) |
2 |
Minimum length of smaller piece of a part
on splitting. |
This rule specifies that the split made should be greater
than this length. |
0.5 meter (500 mm) |
Joints range for flange
Sr. No. |
Rules |
Purpose |
Default values |
1 |
Minimum joint position |
It says the minimum split piece should not be
less than this length. |
Part Length/5 = 0.2 * Part Length |
2 |
Maximum joint position. |
It says that joint is not allowed after this
position. |
Part Length/3 = 0.3333 * Part Length. |

Range for adding Joints in Flange
Joint range for web
Sr. No. |
Rules |
Purpose |
Default values |
1 |
Joint distance. |
It says web can split at this position. |
Part Length/2 = 0.5 * Part Length |
2 |
Tolerance for Web joint. |
It gives the range in which the a web part can be split. |
+/- 500mm |
Range for adding Joints in Web
Multiple Joints
Sr. No. |
Rules |
Purpose |
Default value |
7 |
Maximum Joints |
It gives the maximum number of joints allowed. |
1 |
Adding Multiple Joints
PLUS 1D - Adding Joints in Large Parts
Key Features:
- Simple user interface to insert Large Parts
- Automatic splitting of parts with a click of a button.
- Parts are split such that they follow engineering constraints.
- Manually edit or add new splits to a part.
- Report in form of RTF giving details of splitting.
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Optional Feature of PLUS1D
Also see the
Demo Movies For
Large Part Module
and
Samples for more information
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