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Latest revision as of 02:09, 31 July 2020
This page describes how to find the END POINT deviations.
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Three Types of End Point Deviations
There are three types of end point deviation values calculated during an alignment of the MEASURED to the MASTER tube. |
END LENGTH Deviations
The end length deviations are found at the top of the Inspection menu.
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AFTER-TRIM Deviations
These are found in the first T1 value and the last T2 value in the Tangents grid.
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3D Length Deviations
These are found in the Intersection grid values.
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