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Course Title: Advanced
Road Design Introduction
Course Code: ARD- 1
Duration: 2 Days
Training Centre Locations:
NSW (North Sydney), QLD (Brisbane), VIC (Box
Hill) and WA (Perth)
Courseware Description
This course is for existing
Land Desktop or Civil 3D users who are
involved in the design and documentation of
roads.
Objectives
This course is for Autodesk
Land Desktop or Civil 3D users, introducing
them to the powerful features of Advanced
Road Design
Who will benefit?
This courseware is designed
for new users of Civil 3D and Advanced Road
Design.
Prerequisites
It is
recommended that students have a working
knowledge of:
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Introduction
- Demonstration
of software + sample outputs.
Preliminaries
- Review of
Digital Terrain Models.
- Land Desktop
commands for Horizontal Curves +
Spirals.
- Defining and
editing Horizontal Alignments.
Basic Road Design
- Creating
Typical Section templates for
Rural Roads / Urban Roads / Kerb
Returns etc.
- Designing and
editing the Vertical alignment +
setting Parameters for cut and
fill batters Subsoil Stripping
etc.
- Volume
Calculations / Reports for Cross
sections, Vertical Curves,
Strings etc.
Plotting /SetOut (no DXF!)
- Plotting
cross sections / Long Sections -
Plotting Contours / String-lines
on Plan View.
- Labelling
Strings with Chainages / Level /
Point number at various spacings
(fractional, equal, chainage)
- Generating
set-out tables and COGO points
based on Chainage & Offset /
Radial and Point Co-ordinate
methods.
- As part of
the standard course, we alter
the basic road design at this
stage to illustrate how easy it
is to regenerate all section and
plan views.
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Complex Road Design
- Designing
Kerb returns and Cul-de-Sacs.
- Using the
interactive tools to generate
contours dynamically while
editing the vertical grading on
Kerb Returns / Cul-de-Sacs.
- Using Multi
String Design for Bus Bay
Widening and Road
Reconstruction.
- Advanced Road
Design also has specific
Roundabout Design Tools, which
are covered in a specific
Complex Road Design course. This
also goes into more detail on
re-construction (Design
Constraints, matching levels by
grade/offset etc).
DRAINAGE (Based on Australian
Rainfall & Runoff (AR&R))
- Setting the
drainage parameters – rainfall
and runoff / intensities,
libraries of Pipes + Pits and
adding new elements if
necessary.
- Defining
Catchments and Catchment Types.
Defining the drainage Network
and connecting the pits to the
catchment areas.
- Specifying
the Downstream pit and
calculating the levels and
diameters for the Pipe network.
- Editing
parameters and levels in the
grading design window.
- Plotting the
finished design in Long Section
and Plan as well as the HGL
calculations.
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