simbologia saldature

[lollone]

Hello everyone!! !
have you spent some good holidays!? (for those who made them)
you start a new working year and bang again your head on the good old and dear pro-e!!!

I'm trying to fix the symbolism of welds to be inserted in the table masses.
I do not like the symbols already present in pro-and because too bulky.
often use welds that do not need the description of the nxl and for this I wanted to reduce them.

I attach a symbol I made.
the problem arises when the symbol inserts it to the left of the welding with the active note.the point of attack can not manage it in a different way.

What do you think? !
do you have advice on accommodation?
What symbolism do you use?

 

[DANI-3D]

Hi.

As a symbolism I use that of pro-e, I don't feel bad.
the biggest problem, as I mentioned in another discussion, is to make welds more visible in the various views, represented only with two lines confuse with the other

 

[lollone]

but do you use the welding module?

 

[DANI-3D]

Yes, I look good in modeling with the salting module

 

[lollone]

I'm so sick. . .especially in displaying at table.
and then insert the notes and some graphic symbols of the hand welds!

 

[DANI-3D]

but possible that there is no method to make them more visible in the table, I also tried to give them special colorings with textures, but nothing

 

[lollone]

...and does anyone have the symbols of pro-e welding in Italian? or do you know how to change the name of parameters?

 

[cingolo]

Hello everyone!
the symbolism of the welds in pro/e I find it bulky, that is, the symbols appear to me superimposed to the symbol of the cord, is there a method to make it more legible and above all not to see the welding process?
I attach an image to better understand the problem.

 

[dema]

I invite you to look at this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibkk9yqjvgo&feature=player_embeddedand in general here:http://www.youtube.com/user/demariagabriele?feature=mhum#g/c/f11faea80592c2f6

 

[DANI-3D]

Okay dema, for the welding represented in the sections it's fine, but in the other views you can't do anything to see them better?

 

[dema]

I'm sorry but using the welding module, which I use little, I don't think you can do more.

an alternative, that in the company we use more, is to model a part that contains the welding cords and in the table set the part as transparent phantom, if I find an example I attach it to you.

 

[Aranciameccanica]

Bye to all,
I have a question. .
when in the design I go to indicate a y, a k, or any other than the triangular one, what parameter I have to put on the left of the graphic sign, what is the parameter that characterizes the cross section of the welding cord? ? ?

I have a short drawing exam and can't find an answer to this question. .
Thank you.

 

[lollone]

the value on the left of the graphic sign indicates the size of the cord.
in the case of welding to y the depth of penetration.
in the case of k welding (salding at 1/2 v symmetrical) the depth is not indicated because it equals the thickness of the welded blades. or half the thickness on one side and half on the other.
I'll send you a technical prontuary on the welding tomorrow.

Hi.

 

[Aranciameccanica]

lollo, thanks to the delucidazione and in advance for the technical prontuario:finger:

 

[lollone]

Here you go!

 

[Aranciameccanica]

thank you very kind. .. very useful the prontuario!:finger:

 

[francescocipolletta]

: Jigggrin:::

Here you go!

Very useful! !