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I am wanting to get the peak flow back into Civil3d to add to our longsections, I assume the Peak Flow in SSA is the Flow rate property for the pipe in Civil3d, the HGL stuff seems to come in ok. I am just doing a basic rational anaylsis in SSA is there a trick to getting the data?
Attached is a screen capture of SSA versus Civil3d data
it reads that the flow rate is populated by stormsewers and SSA is not mentioned hence I assume that is why no value comes into Civil3d from an .stm file from SSA.
I guess it time to write more .net code to plug the hole and search the output file from SSA and update the flowrate field for each pipe in the drawing to add it to the long section.
Having looked into it last night problably best if I steer clean of the defaults and just add some optional parameters to our pipe Catoglue as Kevin explains here for say "Required Capacity from SSA" and "Calculated Peak Flow from SSA" and then update there values to values from the SSA output file with some code similar to what Parka explains here.
I could maybe back calculate the flow with an expression but I would have to hit the textbooks and we may end up with a different answer in Civil3d compared to SSA and have to justify the difference.
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