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    This document provides definitions for +Y and -Y directions for vertical positioning. +Y is defined as vertically upward with no gap between the pipe shoe and existing steel, while -Y is vertically downward with a 3 mm gap, as shown in the drawing.

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    This document provides definitions for +Y and -Y directions for vertical positioning. +Y is defined as vertically upward with no gap between the pipe shoe and existing steel, while -Y is vertically downward with a 3 mm gap, as shown in the drawing.

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    Y Is Vertically Upward Direction

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    Kiran Kumar
    This document provides definitions for +Y and -Y directions for vertical positioning. +Y is defined as vertically upward with no gap between the pipe shoe and existing steel, while -Y is vertically downward with a 3 mm gap, as shown in the drawing.

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    o

    +Y is vertically upward direction (No gap between pipe shoe and


    existing steel, Gap not allowed)
    -Y is vertically downward direction ( See. Dwg.) with 3 mm gap

    +Y

    -Y

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