Learn how to leverage the specialized layout tools in AutoCAD Civil 3D to create, edit, and document your pressure pipe designs.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- Understanding pressure systems
- Civil 3D and pressure systems
- Understanding pressure pipes
- Understanding pressure fittings
- Understanding pressure appurtenances
- Understanding the parts list
- Creating a pressure network from objects
- Creating pipes by layout
- Creating fittings by layout
- Creating appurtenances
- Drawing a pressure network in profile view
- Creating an alignment from a pressure network
- Editing fittings using grips
- Editing pipes using grips
- Editing using the layout tools
- Editing graphically in profile view
- Adding pipes and fittings in profile
- More profile layout tools
- Editing pressure networks in Panorama
- Understanding pressure network styles
- Controlling the display of fittings
- Controlling the display of pipes
- Controlling the display of appurtenances
- Adding labels in plan view
- Editing labels in plan view
- Adding labels in profile view
- Editing labels in profile view
- Creating pressure network tables
- Understanding the parts list
- Creating a new parts list
- Adding part families
- Adding pipes to a parts list
- Adding fittings and appurtenances to a parts list
- Configuring parts
- Performing a depth check
- Performing a design check
- Adding pay items to a parts list
- Performing a quantity takeoff
- Adding pay items to individual components
- Next steps
Taught by
Eric Chappell