Siemens COMOS User Manual

8.12.4 Adding screw parts to the pipe spec
Background
The evaluation reports that document the pipe spec only contain information about the bolt
parts of the bolt set if the bolt parts have been added to the pipe spec.
Requirements
●
You have loaded the pipe spec in which you wish to use the bolt set in the
PipeSpec Designer.
● The "Base objects" tab is open in the Navigator.
Procedure
1. Select the base object of the bolt set in the Navigator.
2. Open the properties of the bolt set and click the "Attributes > Bolt set" tab.
All bolt parts which are part of the bolt set are displayed in the tables of the "Bolt set part"
control group.
3. To add the bolts and bolt parts of the bolt set to the pipe spec, proceed as follows:
– Select a bolt part from the table in the "Bolt set definition" control group.
– Select "Navigate > Object" from the context menu.
The base object is selected in the Navigator under the open pipe part catalog.
– Drag the base object of the bolt part from the Navigator with drag&drop to the "Pipe
parts" tab of the PipeSpec Designer.
The bolt part is assigned to the pipe spec. In the component table, the bolt parts are
grouped under the node with the function code "XXXXX".
The columns "Nominal diameter from" and "Nominal diameter to" show you which upper
limit
and which lower limit the standardization gives for the bolt parts.
– To limit the specified upper limit and lower limit, click the "Nominal diameter from" and
"Nominal diameter to" columns and change the dimension in the list.
4. Change to the "Nominal diameters > XXXXX" tab.
5. Refine the dimensions in which the bolt parts are available in the "Nominal diameter range"
control group.
6. Save your entries.
See also
"Nominal diameters" tab: (Page 90)
Configuring pipe specs
8.12 Using bolt sets in pipe specs
PipeSpec Designer
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Siemens COMOS Specifications

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Manufacturer	Siemens
Description	COMOS is plant engineering software for the process industry. It manages plant projects and documentation. It covers the entire plant lifecycle from engineering and design to operation and maintenance.
Functionality	Plant design and engineering
Integration	Integrates with Siemens TIA Portal, SIMATIC PCS 7, and other third-party systems
Data Management	Centralized data management
Modules	Includes modules for process engineering, electrical engineering, instrumentation, and automation
Collaboration	Supports multi-disciplinary team collaboration with role-based access
Documentation	Automated generation of documentation (e.g., P&IDs, loop diagrams, instrument lists), document management, version control.
Customization	Highly customizable to meet specific project requirements and industry standards. Allows for scripting and API integration.
Industry Standards	ISO, IEC