I HAVE A DOUBT

[iamwhatiam1234]

HI

PLEASE SEE THE SNAPSHOT

I AM DRAWING A PIPE WITH 1:100 SLOPE

AND WHAT IS THAT HIGHLIGHTED AREA IN THE SNAPSHOT

SHOWING TWO DIFFERENT TO THE NEXT PIPE CONNECTED TO IN THE SLOPE

THA SLOPE MAINTAINED IS CORRET BUT I WANT TO KNOW WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE ' < ' AND ' > '

I WAS SOME TIMES CONFUSED IN A VERY BIG NETWORK TO KNOW THE SLOPE IS IN THE RIGHT WAY OR NOT

ALL THE TIME I AM DRAWING A SECTION AND CHECKING

IT IS KILLING MY TIME

PLEAASE HELP IN DRAINAGE PIPING TO WORK FAST

THANKS..

[bvm76]

That is the slope symbol. The slanted line always denotes the direction of flow. The left image shows that the flow is from right to left; the right image shows the flow from top to bottom.