HDPE modelling

Good day to you Wayne, 

See wiki here for modeling an  elbow. select the hyperlink for:

1. Piping > b. Different Types of PIPING Components (i.e Tee, Bend, Reducer, Flange, Flexible / Expansion Joint, Slip Joint, Ball and Socket, Valve, etc..)

On the next page, starting from the top, see AutoPIPE help context on how to model a bend. After reading and performing those exercises, read further down the page and select hyperlink for: 

>a. Bends

Back to the original hyperlink at the top of the page for Modeling Approaches, 

1. Piping> c. Non-metallic Plastic Piping (i.e. Plastic, PVC, PP, PPR, HDPE, PE, FRP, GRP, etc.)

Select hyperlinks as required.

Regards,
Mike Dattilio
Bentley Product Advantage Group Senior Analyst
Bentley Systems Inc
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NEW Bentley AutoPIPE v12.3

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Good day to you Wayne, 

See wiki here for modeling an  elbow. select the hyperlink for:

1. Piping > b. Different Types of PIPING Components (i.e Tee, Bend, Reducer, Flange, Flexible / Expansion Joint, Slip Joint, Ball and Socket, Valve, etc..)

On the next page, starting from the top, see AutoPIPE help context on how to model a bend. After reading and performing those exercises, read further down the page and select hyperlink for: 

>a. Bends

Back to the original hyperlink at the top of the page for Modeling Approaches, 

1. Piping> c. Non-metallic Plastic Piping (i.e. Plastic, PVC, PP, PPR, HDPE, PE, FRP, GRP, etc.)

Select hyperlinks as required.

Regards,
Mike Dattilio
Bentley Product Advantage Group Senior Analyst
Bentley Systems Inc
=============================================================================

NEW Bentley AutoPIPE v12.3

What's your idea