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# Page 13 - AutoPipe - Flanges

This page allows you to setup the [AutoPipe](/plant-tools/plantspecdriven/how-to-use/concepts/autopipe.md) options of PlantSpecDriven. If you disable the [AutoPipe](/plant-tools/plantspecdriven/how-to-use/concepts/autopipe.md) checkbox, then al lthe other settings will be disabled in the user interface. This also applies to the settings on [Page 14 - AutoPipe - Fasteners](/plant-tools/plantspecdriven/how-to-use/configuration/the-wizard/spec-driven-lines-symbols/page-14-autopipe-fasteners.md).

By default, nothing is selected.

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You start by selecting the property which holds the Symbol Name of your P\&ID symbols (see [Inline Assets Class](/plant-tools/plantspecdriven/how-to-use/configuration/pid-properties/inline-assets-class.md)). If you don't select the property PlantSpecDriven will not be able to substitute the symbols.

Next you select the class under which all your flanges are located. In [Test Projects](/plant-tools/plantspecdriven/how-to-use/test-projects.md) you will find the flanges under the Piping Fittings class. Select the class in the tree and use the right arrow symbol to copy the class to the right.

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Next you select the flange class which is supposed top be used as the default flange symbol in case there is no spec given in a line segment and therefore PlantSpecDriven doesn't know what spec to look into (see [Flange Class](/plant-tools/plantspecdriven/how-to-use/configuration/pid-classes-symbols/flange-class.md)).

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Next you select the End Types PlantSpecDriven should react on. Typically you will select FL and WF, but you may have other End Codes defined as Flange Like.

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If you use [AutoPipe](/plant-tools/plantspecdriven/how-to-use/concepts/autopipe.md) also for other End Types (e.g. TriClamp) you may consider adding other End Types from the list.

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With the settings under **When selecting flanges from Spec** you define which end type should be used to filter the spec (in addition to the size and probably PSD\_Key). If you use PlantSpecDriven for flanges only, then **FL** should be sufficient, but when using for example something like TriClamps you may have to use other end types as well.

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The **Select Symbol Names** is needed only if you manually insert flanges in a line segment to generate a double flange connection.

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If you don't use this in your P\&ID drawings, then you can leave this section blank (see [Flange Class](/plant-tools/plantspecdriven/how-to-use/configuration/pid-classes-symbols/flange-class.md)). For every **Manual** flange type you must select the opposing **Autopipe** flange.

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