DuctingI created a series of fittings for Evergreen Square, Rectangular and Round Tubing. This has got very complicated so this article is an attempt to get a handle on this. To get started .. we have the range of Evergreen tubing listed below, 3 sizes of Rectangular Tubing, 5 sizes of Square Tubing and 12 sizes of Round Tubing for a total of 20 different tubing sizes. For all of these I need 45°, 90° elbows – perhaps others .. additional ones for the rectangular tubing, Tee-Fittings, Joiners, Flanges etc. |
Short CodeThere are quite a few combinations when an elbow connects two lengths of tubing. With 20 tubes you could create 210 different (unique) configurations. Many of these might be considered ‘silly’ but this gives an idea of how complicated it could be. To simplify it a bit I gave a letter to each tube as shown in the left column of Fig 1 above. So now we can code the connector for two tubes (keep in mind this page and those following are acting as my notepad – and are subject to change as I “work the problem”:
The type of connector with additional info is coded as (again . work in progrss):
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SKUThe SKU – or – “Stock Keeping Unit” is created as mentioned above with a prefix and product ID.
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