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AVEVA Catalogues 2.1

The document describes the steel profile catalogues provided in AVEVA E3D2.1. It includes profiles from various international standards and provides details on the profile types (Gtypes), parameters, placement lines (Plines), representations, and design parameter profiles. It also describes the ability to create a preferred profile list to restrict selection and discusses the complementary joints and fittings catalogue included.
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AVEVA Catalogues 2.1

The document describes the steel profile catalogues provided in AVEVA E3D2.1. It includes profiles from various international standards and provides details on the profile types (Gtypes), parameters, placement lines (Plines), representations, and design parameter profiles. It also describes the ability to create a preferred profile list to restrict selection and discusses the complementary joints and fittings catalogue included.
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AVEVA Catalogue 2.

1
Structural Catalogues

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Steel Profile Catalogue

 A steel profile catalogue is provided with AVEVA


E3D2.1
 The catalogue provides profiles from the latest
National Standards and includes profiles from the
following countries:
 – Australia/New Zealand  – Russia
 – Canada  – South Africa
 – Chile  – UK
 – China  – USA
 – Europe
 – India
 –  Japan
‘Old’ Steel Profile Catalogues

 Prior to E3D2.1, a different structural profile


catalogue was used. These catalogues have not
been withdrawn to preserve legacy data.
 The Purpose attribute of the SPEC elements for the
previous profile catalogue have been changed to
unset so they cannot be selected from the appware
in Model.
 A conversion tool is provided to modify the Spref 
attribute of existing profiles in Model to the new
catalogue.
Gtypes

 The following table shows the Gtypes:


Gtype Description

PFI Parallel Flange I


PFC Parallel Flange Channel
PFT Parallel Flange Tee
TFI Tapered Flange I
TFC Tapered Flange Channel
TFT Tapered Flange Tee
TWT Tapered Web Tee
TFWT Tap ered Flange, Tapered Web Tee
ANGL Equal or Unequal Angle
RTUB Rectangular or Square Tube
CTUB Circular Tube
ZED Z Profile
CEE Flanged C Profile
BFLA Bulb Flat
PLTG Plate Girder
BOXG Box Girder
FBAR Flat Bar
RBAR Round Bar
HBAR Hex Bar
Parameters

 The following table shows the parameters:


No. Parameter Description Dkey Data Type
1 Depth DPTH Geometry
2 Width A WIDA Geometry
3 Width B WIDB Geometry
4 Width C WIDC Geometry
5 Web Thickness WTHK Geometry
6 Flange Thickness A FTKA Geometry
7 Flange Thickness B FTKB Geometry
8 Radius A RADA Geometry
9 Radius B RAD B Geometry
10 Radius C RAD C Geometry
11 CofG X Axis Offset CGXO Geometry
12 CofG Y Axis Offset CGYO Geometry
13 Flange Thickness Centre Offset FTCO Geometry
14 Flange Slope (degrees) FSLO Geometry
`15 Web Slope (degrees) WSLO Geometry
16 Gage Line A GLNA Data
17 Gage Line B GLNB Data
18 Gage Line C GLNC Data
19 Maximum Bolt Diameter A MBDA Data
20 Maximum Bolt Diameter B MBDB Data
21 Mass per Unit Length MAUL Data
22 Surface Area per metre SAPM Data
23 Cross Sectional Area XSAR Data
Parameters on Different Gtypes

Gtype PFI Gtype PFC Gtype ANGL


Plines (1)

 All Gtypes will have common set of 14 standard


Plines.
 9 Plines will be at corners, mid-points and centre of
a bounding box around the profile
Plines (2)

 1 Pline is at the Neutral Axis (NA) and 4 Plines are


positioned where lines drawn through the NA in the
X and Y directions cross the bounding box.
Plines (3)

 Symmetrical profiles will have some coincident


Plines. Asymmetrical profiles will have no co-
incident Plines.
Plines (4)

 Gtype specific Plines are added, as highlighted in


red, where required to facilitate trimming of
attached members in all cases.
Plines (5)

 The Cconnect attribute of Standard Plines and


Gtype Specific Plines, as highlighted in red, are set
to ANY, as required.
Display Levels & Obstruction Values

 Generally Gtypes have two representations:


 – Simple, i.e. not root or toe radii
 – Actual, i.e. the actual shape of the profile
 The Display Levels and Obstruction values are:
Representation Display Levels Obstruction Value
Simple 0-3 0
Actual 4-8 2
Obstruction 9 - 10 1

 Gtypes CTUB, PLTG, BOXG, FBAR, RBAR and BFLA


only have an Actual representation so Displays
Levels are 0 – 8.
Display Levels & Obstruction Values

 Only ‘enclosed’ Gtypes, i.e. RTUB, CTUB and BOXG


have obstruction geometry set to Levels 9-10
Design Parameter Profiles (1)

 Equivalent Design Parameter profiles are provided


for most Gtypes:
Gtype De scr iption

DPFI Design Parameter Paral lel Fl ange I

DPFC Design Parameter Parallel Flange Channel

DPFT Design Parameter Paral lel Fl ange Tee

DANG Design Parameter Equal or Unequal Angle

DRTU Design Parameter Rectangular or Square Tube

DCTU Design Parameter Circular Tube

DZED Design Parameter Z Profile

DCEE Design Parameter Flanged C Profile

DPLG Design Parameter Plate Girder

DBXG Design Parameter Box Girder

DFBA Design Parameter Flat Bar

DRBA Design Parameter Round Bar

DHBA Design Parameter Hex Bar

DCON Design Parameter Cone

DTWI Design Parameter Tapered Web I


Design Parameter Profiles (2)

 Design Parameters are based on the common


parameters for standard profiles and the same
DKEYs are used.
 Only the required Design Parameters are used for
each Gtype so there is no common data set and
each Design Parameter Gtype has it’s own Data Set,
Geometry Set and Pline Set.
 Examples of non-prismatic profiles using Design
Parameters are also provided in the new profile
catalogue.
Preferred Profile List (1)

 A list of ‘preferred’ profiles to be used on a project


can be created in Paragon.
 The list contains only profiles, possibly from more
than one Standard, that are available to the user on
a project.
 The list is created in Paragon using the Preferred
Profiles button in the Create group on the
SPECIFICATION tab.
Preferred Profile List (2)

 The Preferred Structural Profile Manager form


enables Standards, Gtypes and Profiles to be
selected.
Preferred Profiles (3)

 The form creates a Preferred Specification World


(PSPWL) that contains TABGRO, CTABLE and
TABITE elements representing the Standard, Gtype
and Profiles respectively.

 This ensures that the Spref attribute for a GENSEC


is always set to the original catalogue reference.
Preferred Profiles (4)

 If a PSPWL exists in a Project the profile selection


gadgets in the Defaults group of the SECTIONS tab
only display profiles in the Preferred Profile list.
 Joints and Fittings Catalogue (1)

 To compliment the steel profile catalogue, a joints


and fittings catalogue of sample data has been
provided.
 Sample joints include
 – Beam to beam joints
 – Beam to column joints (web and flange)
 – Splice Joints
 – Bracing Joints
 Sample joints include catalogue and template joints.
 Joints and Fittings Catalogue (2)

 Sample fittings include:


 – Baseplate fittings
 – Stiffener fittings
 – Lifting Lug fittings
 – Padeye fittings
 – Shear Stud fittings
 – Scaffold Clip fittings
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