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Topic ClosedAutoCAD Plant 3D flanges issue
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    Posted: 13.Jan.2016 at 23:46
Hi I am doing some 3D modeling and getting pressure class error.
If I create a tank in equipment block it is giving tank 300lb flanges.
I am using CS150 spec which has 150lb flanges in it's spec.
If I try and route pipe I am getting error:
Cannot find flange in CS150 spec
 Pressure Class 300
Flanged connection failed due to properties mismatch
If I try and modify equipment it will not allow me change 300lb to 150lb
for flanges on equipment block.
Anybody know a fix for this?
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14.Jan.2016 at 12:12
You might try asking your question over at the AutoCAD Discussion Groups in the Plant3D section.  You'll probably get more help there.
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I have figured this out. Some equipment blocks allow you to modify flanges
and some do not. This may because I am using a student version.
Pumps can be modified but tanks cannot be modified. If you click
on block you should see a brown pencil symbol which allows you
to modify block and pressure class rating. If no pencil then no modify.
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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15.Jan.2016 at 11:45
It has nothing to do with the fact you are using a student version.  As AutoDesk plainly states on its website student versions of their programs are fully functional meaning they operate the same way as the retail version.
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Points: 1 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 26.May.2016 at 16:57
On the tank, hold the CTRL key down and select the nozzle. Then you'll get the pencil and can edit the nozzles pressure class.
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