00:09We are selecting the existing pressure pipe network to add in the hydrants which are represented by the blue circles.
00:18To do this we select any part of the existing network.
00:23Then in the contextual ribbon we click the edit network drop down and then click plan layout tools.
00:35This will now open up the plan layout tools ribbon.
00:39Along the top we have the reference surface and the reference alignment as well as the parts list which can
00:48all be edited using the drop downs.
00:51We then have the option to either add pipes and bends or just add pipes to the network.
00:58And then we have the options to add fittings or appurtenances.
01:03So for the first hydrant we only need to add the hydrant.
01:06So we can select the 72 inch berry depth hydrant from the drop down as the network has a 6
01:14foot cover level and then click add appurtenance.
01:19We can hover over the end of the pipe until we see this yellow symbol which means that Civil 3D
01:25will automatically rotate the part and attach it to the end of the pipe.
01:30We can then click once to place the hydrant.
01:33For the second hydrant we can see that we need to add a pipe into the network.
01:38To do this we first need to add a T.
01:42To add the T we first select the part from the add fitting drop down.
01:48And then we can click the add fitting button.
01:52We can then hover over the pipe wall until we see the yellow icon indicating that the part will be
01:59added to the pipe and we can then click to place the part.
02:05We can then select the part and use the diamond grips to slide it along the pipe into the required
02:12position.
02:14Now that the T is placed we can add in the pipe by using the pipes only command.
02:23And we can again add in the hydrant to the end of the pipe.
02:28We are now going to move over to the proposed pipe network.
02:31And we can see that there is an existing pipe that is crossing our network.
02:35If we pan to the right and take a look at the proposed pipe in profile view.
02:40We can see the two pipes clash.
02:43Therefore we need to edit the pipe in profile view.
02:48When editing in profile view it can be easier to have two view ports open.
02:53One with the profile and one with the plan view.
02:58To do this navigate to the view ribbon and then click the view port configuration drop down.
03:05And select the two horizontal.
03:08We can then zoom in and see the crossing pipe in red.
03:16To make editing easier we are going to select the alignment for the pipe network.
03:21Then right click on it.
03:24And then click isolate selected objects.
03:28And then click hide selected objects.
03:32For this design we are going to ensure that there is a two foot offset from the existing pipe.
03:37So we are going to draw a circle with a radius of four foot from the centre of the existing
03:43pipe.
03:44To give ourselves a guide.
03:47It can be useful to see where we are editing in plan view.
03:50So we are going to turn on the station tracker.
03:54To do this we navigate to the analyse ribbon.
03:57And then to the station tracker drop down.
04:00And click all view ports.
04:03Now as we move our cursor along the profile.
04:06We can see where we are on the pipe in plan view.
04:11The first thing we need to do is to break the pipe before and after the circle.
04:16So we select the pipe.
04:18And using the edit network drop down.
04:21We select profile layout tools.
04:25Then in the profile layout ribbon.
04:27We can click break pipe.
04:29And then select where we want to break the pipe.
04:36We are then going to move the middle section of the pipe down.
04:39Using the grips.
04:41Now we can add a bend the same way as we did when adding the bend in plan view.
04:46In this case we want to add a 45 degree bend.
04:51We can then click to place it at the end of the pipes.
04:55We then need to choose a direction which is either clockwise or anti-clockwise.
05:00Which we can choose by clicking in the command line.
05:05We then repeat this for all the bends.
05:11We can then use the grips on the bends to position them correctly.
05:19We can then go back to the plan view.
05:21And select one of the pipes.
05:24And then open up the edit in plan view ribbon.
05:27And click pipes only.
05:29We can then add the extra pipes in.
05:34And then select the new pipes.
05:37Right click.
05:39And click draw parts in profile view.
05:43Then select the profile view.
05:46We can then see the parts have been added to the profile view.
05:50And we can quickly view the parts in 3D.
05:53By selecting them.
05:55Right clicking.
05:57And then clicking object viewer.
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