AVEVA Marine (Version 12) Hull Upgrade Training

AVEVA Marine
(Serie 12)
TRAINING GUIDE
Hull Upgrade
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Hull Upgrade
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Content
General / Outfitting Foundations
Application start-up 5
Sellect Application 6
How AVEVA Marine is Structured 8
AVEVA Marine Databases 13
Navigating around the Database 16
Ships Reference System 18
Displaying Coordinates 19
Claim Lists 20
Toolbars 22
Dockable Menus 23
ImPLANT – MCAD and ExPLANT - MCAD 24
Importing and Exporting 3D Volume Geometry 26
Hull Drafting
Main Viewport 28
Model Draw Codes 29
Applying Hidden Line Removal 29
Validate 30
Adding Outfit Items to a Model View 31
User Access Rights 32
Associative Dimensioning 32
DXF Export – Complex Line Types 33
Planar Hull Modelling
Panel Statement Wizard 34

Hull workspace 35
Workflow within Hull design application 36
Workflow between applications and users 36
Statement Search and Replace 37
Hull Schemelet 37
Selecting panels for Modification or Deletion 38
Defining a new panel. 41
Context Menus 42
Component modification 42
Modifying 43
Hole Management 44
Hooks and Bridges: 45
Part Checking 46
Direct modifications to the scheme 48
Schemelet 49
Autopopsitioning 50
Profiles 50
Bevel 51
Part Name 51
Knuckled Panels 52
Modifiy Symmetry Code 52
Symmetrical stiffners 53
Bracket Definition Wizard 53
Install Product Release 54
Named Profile Connections 55
Additional Topology Definitions 58 www.aveva.com

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Parallel Curve 60
Toggle Divide 61
Curved Hull Modelling
Improved GUI 62
Naming 62
Curved Panel View 64
Getting Started 65
Curved Hull Views 65
Seams 66
Shell Plate 66
Creating Shell Plates 67
Modifying Shell Plates 72
Splitting symmetrical Shell Profiles 73
Combining Curved Panels 74
Parametric surface 75
Curved Surfaecs 76
Fillet 77
Hull Structural Design

Updating panels for changes to RSOs 78
Creating RSOs 78
Edit Shape menu 80
Re-organisation of RSO Modelling Tools 83
Edit RSO Shape 84
RSO Modelling Using Drafting Tools 85
2D XML Import 85
XML Menu 86
Nesting
Getting Started 88
Starting a new nest 90
Panel Line Control 95
Exchange/Select raw plate 98
Hull Production / Production Information

Extended Production Information 99
Interactive Jig Definition 99
Customer defined objects 100
Drawings, Sketches and Receipt drawings 100
Eggbox Templates 101
Cross bending templates 102
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Hull Drafting
3D View / Main Viewport / Shaded Viewport

/ Explorers
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3D View / Main Viewport / Shaded Viewport

/ Explorers
• Main viewport – panning drawing area with
middle mouse button presed
• 3D View - panning drawing area with
middle mouse button „click”
• Shaded viewport – no changes comparing
to M3 (except for shell plate thickness
shown)
11

Hull Drafting
User Access Rights
12
Associative Dimensioning
13

aveva_ltypes.shx
aveva_ltypes.shx

Panel Statement Wizard
14

Statement Search and Replace
15
Hull - Schemelet – quick way of

modifying a selection of plane panel
component groups
16

Context Menus
17
Component symmetry modification
• in planar
panel – right
click on the
panel/compo
nent
18

Hole Management
Outfitting User
Hull User
HOL, D231, U=7355.7, V=18034.1, CNO=1, MNG;
15

Hull - Part Checking

• Displays the automatically created parts
with labels, marking, excess material and
bevel information
20
Part Checking
21

autopos
Autopositioning – Insert mode (Between, At end)

Autopositioning – New part type, FUN, added to BUNDLE
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profiles
• Profile type 11 – rolled flat bar
• User defined endcuts (UCN, UCP) – still in elaboration
UCN=
UCN=‘MY_CUT',
‘MY_CUT',
UCP=110,50
UCP=110,50
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bevel
Automatic bevel notes

Named bevel codes
Round type beveling (GRInding)
24
Part name
• Additions to profile nama ctrl.
• Part name control – new definition statement HGEN that includes Functional
Description
EXAMPLE
LEVEL, 'FULL' ;
LEVEL, 'SHORT' ; For the planar profile in the
! above example, the priority is
! "FULL" Part Names
! that if a profile has a
HGEN, 603 /LEVEL='FULL' /BLOCK /DEL='-H-' functional description of 603
/POS;
HPPL /LEVEL='FULL' /SBLOCK /DEL= '-' /POS ; defined, then the HGEN rule
HSPL /LEVEL='FULL' /SBLOCK /DEL= '-' /POS ; will be used. If the profile is
HBPL /LEVEL='FULL' /SBLOCK /DEL='-B' /POS ;
HCPL, /LEVEL='FULL' /SBLOCK /DEL= '-' /POS ; of type 31, but no functional
HPPR, '31' /LEVEL='FULL' /BLOCK /DEL='-L-' description of 603 is defined
/POS;
HPPR /LEVEL='FULL' /SBLOCK /DEL= '-' /POS ; then the "HPPR, '31'" rule will
HSPR /LEVEL='FULL' /SBLOCK /DEL= '-' /POS ; be used. All other cases for
HBPR /LEVEL='FULL' /SBLOCK /DEL='-B' /BPOS
/LPOS; planar profiles will use the
! "HPPR /LEVEL" rule.
25

Knuckled Panels
1. Create
ordinary
panels
2. Collect
panels to
knuckled
panel
26
Modify Symmetry Code
• This function allows a symmetrical panel ("SBP panel") to be split

into one version valid Portside and one valid Starboard (SB) side.
The vast majority of panels are truly divided and stored where valid.
E.g. an SB panel will normally be stored on SB and its definition
data look as if it is described where stored and valid.
• If the function fails to divide the panel, a simple solution will be used
where only the symmetry of the panels are set i.e. for the SB version
the panel will still be defined on portside but be valid on starboard.
• The new panels will get the original panel name with an S and P
added at the end.
• To invoke the "true" splitting to be activated, the environment
variable SBH_MOD_SYM must be set to MIRR.
27

Symetrical stiffeners on Over/in CL

panels
• SBP added to
stiffener statement
28
New Bracket Definition Wizard
29

Product Release Letter
Description
Hull Detailed Design Additional Marking
Marking is very much used for accuracy control and as help in the workshop with the assembly. In
addition to this, new possibilities to define marking already in the design have been introduced.
Marking as Line (upgraded)

Marking parallel to limit
Marking parallel to seam
Marking parallel to curve
Marking using sub picture
Additional there is also a possibility to set a user defined code number to a marking. This number will
not be checked in any way by the system. It will be passed through to the generic files only and be
included in the GENERAL_MARKING block as TYPE=<the_code>.
Marking as Line (upgraded)

The function to make marking as an arbitrary line has been extended to also include unrestricted
lines across the whole planar panel using UVT or global coordinates (X, Y or Z).
Marking parallel to limit

This will make a marking at a distance parallel to a planar panel limit. The marking will cross the
whole planar panel. This marking can optionally also be marked on stiffeners that are intersected by
the marking. The marking will then also be available in the profile generic file.
Marking parallel to seam

This will make a marking parallel to an internal seam in the planar panel. The marking will cross the
whole panel.
Marking parallel to curve

This will make a marking parallel to an internal curve (defined via the CUR statement).
Marking using sub picture

This will make it possible to use an existing sub picture as marking. The sub picture must exist in the
data base.
Benefits
More marking possibilities to make complicated markings and also for accuracy control.
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Product Release Letter
Description
Hull Detailed Design Additional Topology Definitions
Topology points are very much used to keep references stable for various reasons. In addition to
this, new possibilities to define topology points have been introduced.
Point at Stiffener trace

Point at internal Seam
Point along internal Curve
Point at Stiffener trace

This will make a topological point at the end of the stiffener trace. Offsets are available.
Offset direction 1 is along the trace in the stiffener direction and offset direction 2 is perpendicular to
the stiffener on the material side.
Ex: POI, NO=1, S1, END=2, M1=-150;

This will make a point at stiffener number 1, 150 mm from end 2.
Point at internal Seam

This will make a topological point at the end of an internal seam. Offsets are available.
Offset Direction 1 is along the seam in the seam direction and Offset Direction 2 is perpendicular to
the seam at the left side of the seam direction.
Ex: POI, NO=1, SEA=2, END=2;
Point along internal Curve

This will make a topological point on an internal curve (described with the CUR statement). Offsets
are available.
Offset Direction 1 is along the curve and Offset Direction 2 is perpendicular to the curve at the left
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Improved GUI in Curved Hull
Number of
boundaries
increased..
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Curved Hull Modeling – naming

• No limitation on seam names – env.var.
SBH_FREE_SEAMPROF_NAMES
• No limitations on shell profiles names –

env.var. SBH_FREE_SEAMPROF_NAMES
31

Object Names in Views
32

Curved Hull Modeling - views
• Girth length from, along or

to frame curves
• Show stiffener names
• Show direction marks
33
Curved Hull Modeling – curved panel

view
• Curved Panel View – Girth length from, along
or to frame curves
• Curved Panel View – Show stiffener names

• Curved Panel View – Girth length to centre of
the hole – in elaboration
• Curved Panel View – Show direction marks
34

Curved Hull Modeling - seams

• Bevel on shell seam
35
Curved Hull Modeling – shell plate

• Up to 12 limits per shell plate
• Up to 5 excesses per shell plate limit
36

Curved Hull Modeling

• Spliting symetrical shell profiles
37
Curved Hull Modeling

• Generalized handling of curved panels – SP
panel can contain any plate and stiffener
regardless symmetry
38

Parametric Surface Definition
39

AVEVA Marine 12.0.SP4 User Bulletin
5.2 Plate nesting / Panel Line Control

Context sensitive menus have been added to the nesting application. These menus are
available both in nesting and burning sketch area in the application. The dialogues for
New nest job and Open nest job have been changed.
5.2.1 Plate nesting
The new dialogue for initialisation of a nest includes basic nest information, raw plate definition and
burner selection. Each part of the dialogue is briefly described below the picture.
Figure 1: New nest job dialogue
Nest information
This part of the dialogue allows the user to input basic information, for example nest name,
quantity and production date. Some of these input fields will be dimmed when the system provides
the information or restrictions are made in the project setup.
Raw plate selection

The raw plate definition can be supplied in two ways, by dimension or by selection in a list of raw
plates that matches given quality and thickness. Raw plate by dimension requires that length, width
and thickness are given.
Burner selection
The burner selection can be done when a valid raw plate has been selected or given by dimension.
Available burners are listed in a list view where the user selects one burner for cutting the plate
parts.
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5.2.2 Panel Line Control
The new dialogue for initialisation of an assembly nest includes basic nest information, part
selection and burner selection. Each part of the dialogue is briefly described in the below picture.
Figure 2: New assembly nest job dialogue
Nest information
This part of the dialogue allows the user to input basic information, for example nest name,
quantity and production date. Some of these input fields will be dimmed when the system provides
the information or restrictions are made in the project setup.
Select Assembly Part

List all assembly parts that matches the given filter string. Then the user selects one of the listed
assembly parts to be nested.
Burner selection
The burner selection can be done when a valid assembly part has been selected. Available
burners are listed in a list view where the user selects one burner for cutting the assembly part.
5.2.3 Plate nesting / Panel Line Control
The Open nest job dialogue is similar to the New nest job dialogue. It lists the stored information
about the nest job. The user can edit some fields depending on settings in default files. Exchange
of burner for nest job can be made if the settings allow it. Otherwise the burner information will be
listed in a similar way as the raw plate information.
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Figure 3 Open nest job dialogue
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5.2.4 Exchange/Select raw plate
The Exchange/Select raw plate dialogue has two ways to supply raw plate information, by
dimension or by name. By name means that the user selects a quality and thickness and selects
one of the available raw plates listed. Raw plate by dimension means that the user inputs length,
width and thickness. The purchase information for selected or given raw plate can be edited.
Figure 4 Exchange/Select raw plate
Benefits
The new dialogues provide higher usability and allow the user to give and list all relevant
information for initialisation of a nest job or present information for stored nest job in one step.
The context menus provide faster access to commands when working with a nest job.
Compatibility Constraints
None.
For More Information

Refer to Hull Manufacturing Nesting User Guide.
Affected Programs
Plate Nesting
Panel Line Control
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Hull Production
Extended Production Information
40
Interactive Jig Definition
41

Hull Production
Eggbox Templates
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General / Outfitting Foundations

Planar Hull Modelling

Panel Statement Wizard 34

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Curved Hull Modelling

Hull Structural Design

Hull Production / Production Information

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3D View / Main Viewport / Shaded Viewport

3D View / Main Viewport / Shaded Viewport

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User Access Rights

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Panel Statement Wizard

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Statement Search and Replace

Hull - Schemelet – quick way of

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Component symmetry modification

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HOL, D231, U=7355.7, V=18034.1, CNO=1, MNG;

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Hull - Part Checking

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Autopositioning – Insert mode (Between, At end)

• User defined endcuts (UCN, UCP) – still in elaboration

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Automatic bevel notes

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Modify Symmetry Code

• This function allows a symmetrical panel ("SBP panel") to be split

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Symetrical stiffeners on Over/in CL

New Bracket Definition Wizard

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Marking as Line (upgraded)

Marking as Line (upgraded)

Marking parallel to limit

Marking parallel to seam

Marking parallel to curve

Marking using sub picture

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Point at Stiffener trace

Point at Stiffener trace

Ex: POI, NO=1, S1, END=2, M1=-150;

Point at internal Seam

Point along internal Curve

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Improved GUI in Curved Hull

Curved Hull Modeling – naming

• No limitations on shell profiles names –