The problem with PDS flange gaskets is difficult to resolve
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I create a new database myself, enter all the required data for the gasket, add nozzles, and then add the gasketed flanges – but I get the error that the element cannot be inserted. I have entered the thickness and outer diameter of the gasket, using the standards specified in 20606-2009 Series B for the data, and 20592-2009 for the plate-type butt-welded steel pipe flanges. Every time I reach this stage, I encounter the problem of failed element insertion. Could some expert help me solve this? Thank you!
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Is this a problem that occurs when taking over the nozzle during drawing?
This post was last edited by xlm19589 on 2010-11-24 at 16:13. There must have been an issue when the database was created; it needs to be rebuilt step by step!
Reply to 3# shaochenkwan: Issues that occur when inserting the flange gasket after attaching the nozzle……
Reply to 4# xlm19589: This is the third time I’ve been rebuilding the database… It’s probably a problem with the gaskets; the flanges seem fine, but I just can’t figure out where the issue lies And I still tried to do it by comparing with the old version, but it still didn’t work……
Have your tables 201 and 202 been successfully stored in the database? Has the gasket table been checked, and are the pressure values for nozzles, gaskets, and flanges consistent?
Reply to 7# shaochenkwan 201 202? What does successful database connection mean? Does the fact that the grade generator can generate shims mean that the database connection was successful? The pressure rating is definitely the same; I can guarantee that……
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I don’t know what the original poster’s method is; I hope it can help me