To continue this tutorial, go to
(page 635).
Exercise 2: Creating a Pipe Network by Layout
In this exercise, you will create a pipe network using the AutoCAD Civil 3D
pipe network layout tools. The pipe network is associated with a surface and
alignment, and uses parts taken from a standard parts list.
For more information, see the AutoCAD Civil 3D Help topic Creating Pipe
Networks Using the Layout Tools.
This exercise continues from
Polyline
(page 630).
Specify pipe network creation parameters
1 Open Pipe Networks-1B.dwg, which is located in the
(page 819).
This drawing contains an existing ground surface, an alignment, and
existing ground and layout profiles for the alignment. It also contains a
surface exported from a corridor that uses the alignment as its baseline.
2 In the drawing window, zoom to the area on the alignment between
station 7+00 and 11+00.
3 In Toolspace, on the Prospector tab, expand the Pipe Networks collection,
then right-click Networks. Click Create Pipe Network By Layout.
Alternatively, you can click Home tab
Network drop-down
4 To select the surface taken from the corridor, in the Create Pipe Network
dialog box, in the Surface Name list, select ROAD1_SURF.
5 In the Alignment Name list, select ROAD1.
6 Click OK.
The new pipe network is added to the Toolspace Prospector tab, Pipe
Networks
is displayed. The network currently is empty. You will add parts to the
network in the following steps.
Exercise 2: Creating a Pipe Network by Layout
Exercise 1: Creating a Pipe Network from a
Pipe Network Creation Tools
Networks collection, and the Network Layout Tools toolbar
Exercise 2: Creating a Pipe Network by Layout | 635
tutorial drawings folder
Create Design panel
.
Pipe
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