SDDF (Episode 3): Give Your Water Networks a Geometry Lesson - Training Webinar Series

00:01 Introduction 04:36 Explanation of the tabs in the Water Network Editor 10:29 Details at Network Outlets - Tailwater level 12:12 Details at Network Outlets - Grate level (above tailwater level) 13:27 Details at Network Outlets - Set outlet link invert levels to "daylight" at finished surface 16:33 Details at Network Outlets - Extend link length to match outlet location 18:05 Linking Geometric Design Strings to Nodes 46:40 Notes on Grate Levels and Cover Levels at Nodes 56:04 Grading Water Strings and Avoiding Crossing Services 01:09:31 Notes on Culverts and Channels 01:15:20 Q&A The third episode of our Stormwater Drainage Design Fundamentals webinar series: Give Your Water Networks a Geometry Lesson. This series covers the basic and intermediate aspects of the Three Waters modules in 12d Model 14, with special emphasis on the design of stormwater drainage. It is presented as a condensed overview of the material normally covered in the first two days of the formal Three Waters training courses (W01 to W06) offered by 12d Solutions. This material is assumed knowledge for many of the more advanced training courses available in the Three Waters suite. A construction-ready drainage model – including catchments, pits, pipes, culverts, channels and flood extents – is created from scratch in 3D and designed for specified minor and major storm events using the Rational Method. Output plans, long-sections and calculation tables are also produced. This webinar is Episode 3 of the series: Give Your Water Networks a Geometry Lesson. It shows the Water Network Editor being used to establish links between water networks, geometric design strings and crossing service strings. This simple little “geometry lesson” helps to fully integrate water networks into the project, and sets a large number of parameters automatically. It also spares you from a considerable amount of manual drafting, measuring and data entry, even when the designs change. Difficulty Level: Basic-Intermediate For more information, please visit our website www.12d.com or contact [email protected]