Area calculation

Area calculation

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Area calculation

Anonymous
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Which is the best way to calculate separately the up side of the drawing?

Thanks in advance

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Alfred.NESWADBA
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Hi,

 

>> Which is the best way to calculate separately the up side of the drawing?

Create a hatch, then select the hatch and look to the property window ==> it shows the area of the hatch.

 

HTH, - alfred -

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Slawomir_
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As an alternative approach you can draw line between arc end points. Join arc and line using PEDIT command. Finally use AREA > Object command.

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Anonymous
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Try typing in "FEILD" in the command line.

 

If you search this forum under "Auto Enter Areas" there are pointers on how to use it.

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parkr4st
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ArcArea.png

 

If it is an arc, select it, look at properties.

 

Dave

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imadHabash
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Hi and welcome to AutoDesk Forum,

 

additional way is to make boundary polyline by BPOLY command, then by Arae command or Ctrl+1 (Proprieties dialog ) you will know the area. see below screencast on how to deal with and also see also at the end how to fix the arc because i doubt that it's correct.

 

 

LINK to screencast... >> Click <<

 

Good Luck .. 🙂

Imad Habash

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Kent1Cooper
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Another option [as if you don't have enough already], if that's an Arc on top and a Line across the middle:  REGION, select the Arc and Line, select the resulting Region and look at its Area in the Properties palette.

Kent Cooper, AIA
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