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Showing pavement thickness in a profile

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Anonymous
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Showing pavement thickness in a profile

I need to show pavement thickness in a profile for a sewer line. I cant seem to find an easy way to do this. Anyone have a solution? thanks!

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awood
in reply to: Anonymous

Hey Charles,

Do you have a corridor? You could extract the feature line for the base of your pavement and project it into profile.

Or if you have a finish ground top surface for the pavement you could copy the surface, lower it for pavement thickness then sample it in profile.

 

HTH

AWood

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wfberry
in reply to: Anonymous

Just copy the top of pavement profile down the appropriate thickness (with respect to the scale).  You may want to explode it a couple of times to get dumb entities.

 

Bill

 

 

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Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

You could always draw a normal old polyline to represent the bottom of the pavement. I think Civil 3D 2010 still allows the use of polylines. LOL.

 

 

 

You may have a power drill in the tool box, but somtimes the screwdriver is a better option.

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Anonymous
in reply to: Anonymous

I agree..

While drawing a polyline it not dynamic I still draw my proposed grades using a polyline too. I just use the proposed surface profile for a guideline, my proposed surface profile style is set "no plot". Most (99%) of review engineers I work with still do not accept all the little grade changes a civil 3d generated surface produces. 

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