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utility crossing table

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Joe-Bouza
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utility crossing table

we have to prepare a utility crossing table for our Sanitary FM design that crosses existing utilities

 

 The table has the form

 

#, utility name, top of utility, bottom of utility, top of FM, bottom of FM, clear distance

 

I did this with pipe networks and surfaces

 

I used a null structure at each utility crossing the FM and can easily populate # , utility name,top, and bottom of utility. I couldn't use a reference text for the FM so I made a surface of the invert and an expression for the pipe height, assigned the surface to the nulls and populated that as top, and bottom of FM

 

How can I get the vertical separation from the FM to the Utility? I will entertain a work flow change, and would prefer not using an add-on that I don't have

Joe Bouza
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Dexterel
in reply to: Joe-Bouza

long shout. I so a app on Autodesk app store that label crossing pipes like you need. I don't know what are the app capabilities to make tables. Worth giving a search on app store.
Message 3 of 12
Joe-Bouza
in reply to: Joe-Bouza

I have that one. Alas, no table

Joe Bouza
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Anonymous
in reply to: Joe-Bouza

can you export the pipe data to excel?

there you can write an equation to calculate the clearance

and datalink back to cad . . .. 

just a thought

Message 5 of 12
qnologi
in reply to: Joe-Bouza

I don't know if this what you're talking about, but I create "Pipe Clearance Tables" using Excel, then insert it using "Table", as a datalink.

 

I've attached somewhat of a unfinished "crude" example.

 

qnologi
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qnologi
in reply to: Dexterel

My company won't allow anyone to connect to the Exchange, so I guess I need to ask...

 

This "App" of which you speak...

I was wondering if they are able to store "ALL" pipe dimensions and specifications within its database to do an accurate assessment of for a utility crossing?

Or, is it up to the user to input such info. prior to use?

qnologi
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Joe-Bouza
in reply to: Anonymous

thats an option.

Joe Bouza
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Joe-Bouza
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The app I know of has no data base. It computes on the fly by selection and provides static text

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Joe-Bouza
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That is what Im doing but would like to use a c3d table

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qnologi
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Thought you might find this interesting... Smiley Wink

 

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-civil-3d-ideas/idb-p/31/tab/most-recent

 

Regarding "Utility Crossings"

qnologi
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Joe-Bouza
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Got my vote

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Anonymous
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Add my vote to that item, too!!!

thank you 

 

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