Version: 10.2.1d and 10.2.1d SP2 |
Overhead Design Analysis > Assemblies in Assembly Creator > Assemblies Tab > Assembly Information > Add a Neutral Bracket |
Follow these steps to add a neutral bracket to an assembly:
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Only one neutral bracket is allowed per assembly (although eye bolts can be paired). |
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Eye bolts can only accept suspension insulators. Spool brackets and upset bolts accept only spool-type insulators. |
Name - An editable field that allows you to name the component. It automatically defaults to the type of component selected, with a number in parenthesis if there are more than one of this type of component.
Bracket Spec - Select the bracket spec from the pulldown list.
Insulator Spec - Select the insulator spec from the pulldown list.
Upper Level - Shows the user exactly which component the Distance From Upper Level value is referencing. This field cannot be edited by the user.
Distance From Upper Level - An editable value that allows the user to position the bracket. Editing the value for Distance From Upper Level will move the bracket in reference to the component directly above it, and update it's position in the corresponding 3D View. If the value is set to be large enough that the component being edited leapfrogs to a position below the next lowest component, the new Upper Level field updates immediately to show the new nearest component above it on the pole. The value for Distance From Upper Level is also automatically changed to a value that accurately references this new component. The bracket's position should be exactly where the user intended, only the Distance From Upper Level value and Upper Level component will change.
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Because Assembly Creator does not model the exact physical specifications of brackets, the Overhead Design Analysis (OHDA) tool will not calculate transverse wind loads on the equipment. |