How to add Nozzle size on Isometric?

Hello Sandip, 

Are you trying this with OpenPlant Isometrics Manager or an ISOGEN? we have a similar content available in context with OpenPlant Isometrics Manager. Please have a look below:

http://communities.bentley.com/products/plant/design___engineering/w/plant_design_and_engineering__wiki/17255.add-nozzle-rating-and-facing-information-in-continuation-nozzle-expression 

Regards,
Rahul Kumar

Hi Rahul

As mentioned in my previous post, we are using AutoPLANT SS4 which uses isogen to extract the isometric. If I am not wrong OpenPlant Isometric Manager is introduced in AUtoPLANT SS5. Please help me to achieve it using isogen.

Regards
Sandip Badgujar

Hello Sandip,

Could you please try following steps:
1. Open C:\Program Files (x86)\Bentley\Plant V8i\Modules\Base\xchg\pcf\eqpnozz.ebs.
2. Go to Line 85 and insert the code below under the code for `// Nozzle Facing:

`// Main_size
status = at_Component_getstring (tempStr, compID, "NPS_MAIN") If ((status = AT_SUCCESS) And (Len(tempStr) > 0)) Then
refText = refText + "$MAIN_SIZE " + RTrim$ (tempStr) End If


3. Save and close the file.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Abhijit Bute

Hi Sandip, 

In order to get nominal nozzle size in continuation reference message the following ebs file should be edited:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Bentley\Plant V8i\Modules\Base\xchg\pcf\eqpnozz.ebs 

As well same file could be stored on project level PROJECT_ROOT\Config\Modules\Base\xchg\pcf\eqpnozz.ebs 

Add below code to eqpnozz.ebs starting from line 92:

'// Nozzle Size
status = at_Component_getPortND(tempStr, compID, "NP1")
If ((status = AT_SUCCESS) And (Len(tempStr) > 0)) Then
refText = refText + "$SIZE " + RTrim$ (tempStr)
End If

As a result you should get following iso output:

The message is being split due to amount of reference information. 

I hope this will be useful. 
Please let me know if you will have further questions. 

Kind Regards, 
Artiom

Thnaks Artiom

It works. Can we make that eqpnozz.ebs file project specific or I have to copy it on every users machine?

Thanks and Regards
Sandip