Rules

B.I. Essentials

Standard Rules
Stacking Consistency: Also referred to as STK, this rule checks the consistency between the fastened parts available for the fastener within a limit and its associated fastened parts stored in the engineering connection. The available fastened parts are computed according to an interval from the fastener origin, along its normal and two distances (a first and a second limit).
By default, the criticality is set to High and this rule is not activated.

Spot Center Distance to Flange Edge: Also referred to as FCE, this rule checks that the distance between the origin point of the current fastener and the flange edge is greater than the specified distance.
By default, the criticality is set to Medium and this rule is not activated.

Spot Border Distance to Flange Edge: Also referred to as FBE, this rule checks that the distance between the border of the current fastener and the flange edge is greater than the specified distance.
By default, the criticality is set to Medium and this rule is not activated.

Minimum Spot Spacing: Also referred to as MSP, this rule checks that the distance between the current fastener and the other fasteners of the selected product structure is greater than a specified distance.
By default, the criticality is set to Low and this rule is not activated.

Normal Consistency with Piloting Part: Also referred to as NCPP, this rule checks the consistency between the fastener instance normal and the piloting part normal.
By default, the criticality is set to High and this rule is not activated.

Fastener Positioned at Common Node: Also referred to as FPCN, this rule checks whether the fastener is positioned in the tree under the common parent node of the fastened parts or not.
By default, the criticality is set to Medium and this rule is not activated.

Fastener in Clash: Also referred to as FCLS, this rule checks if a clash is detected between the fastener geometry and any other part or fastener geometry. If a clash is detected, the first part detected is indicated in the reports
By default, the criticality is set to High and this rule is not activated.

Flexible Fastener Length Consistency: This option is available only if the associated rule is set in the Fst_Standard file. Also referred to as FFLC, this rule checks the consistency between the fastener geometry and the stacking thickness.
By default, the criticality is set to High and this rule is not activated.

Select one of the following options:

Fastener stacking is incorrect: Allows to verify if the check performed using the Stacking Consistency (STK) rule is KO because of an incorrect fastener stacking.
By default, this option is selected.
Fastener location is incorrect: Allows to verify if the check performed using the Stacking Consistency (STK) rule is KO because of an incorrect fastener location.
Either location or stacking is incorrect: Allows to verify if the check performed using the Stacking Consistency (STK) rule is KO for one of the two reasons detailed above.