Autodesk AutoCAD Civil 3D with Autodesk Storm and Sanitary Analysis

In this 10-15 Minute video, John shows some of the benefits of Civil 3D with Storm & Sanitary Analysis (SSA) In the Infrastructure Design suite workflow.

[co]

SSA makes Autocad civil 3d more interesting, Thank you for your presentation.

[johnsayre]

Yes. The Pipe size will update when you import back in the pipe networks. You can either have Civil 3D create a new network or update the existing networks.
John

[masoodalikhan]

Should we design sewer and storm drainage separately or jointly using SSA and hydraflow?

[oscarniltonquirozgamboa]

hello, you can make a tutorial of making hydraulic calculations in storm sanitary of a sanitary sewer network

[AutoCADRevitByju]

Good information, do you created any Technology based Civil 3d video, Like Electrical power cabinet, Electrical Duct & 3D asset tagging. Please upload if you have, thanks @john Sayre

[ntuthuko]

Hello.

Thank you for your videos. Please help with these two questions.

1. Some of my structures disappear from Civil3D after importing and updating the network from SSA. All of my structures are the same. In addition, one of my pipes flips over thus disconnecting from its outlet structure. What could cause this?

2. Is there a way of bringing the peak flow values into Civil3D in order to show them in the profile labeling?

Thank you.

[emmanueladewumi]

Hi John,

Please how did you get your external flow to be 3 CFS? Did you get it from the run-off discharge? Which rainfall return period did you use? Thank you.

[omaus]

Great and simple video, I was wondering if you can use the same process for analysis of drainage systems such as ditches or open trenches, highways, runways, type of drainage systems. Thank you ... 

[ralphaaron]

Thank you so much for this video, it is very helpful !

[johnsayre]

Hey Elton. What changes did you make in SSA that should have come through?

[abuomeribrahim]

can you submit the drawing for practicing?

[johnsayre]

Not that I know of. Do you have all of the service packs applied?

[techmindsglobalintegrated]

nice video, but i have a question what is the structure style used by these junction structures?

[e.m.]

Hi, the file .stm that I have imported to civil 3D is update. But all pipe, elevation, dimension, etc, did not change in profile and plan. What to do to fix it? Thanks

[agurod-kp]

Great video!
i have a question: can storm and sanitary analysis automatically update the pipe size?
if the system is big (>200 pipes or so) and half needs to be updated, is going to be time consuming to manually increase the pipe size.
Thank you again for the video

[johnsayre]

My Civil 3D is up to date and my product version is 10.5.965.0. It also says SP2.0

[e.m.]

I do not know, how to find it if I have all service packs. Thank you

[e.m.]

I changed the dimensions of pipe and elevation of pipe (slope) and junctions because the pipe are very small. I tried on civil 3D 2012 and everything is ok. On civil 3D 2013 no. Is any problem with 2013?

[dylanb]

John I hope this comment reaches you. I've run a storm model and it says some of my pipes are surcharged when my HGL is low. How can this be?

[mikaelbroberg]

A great tool but i have a question about the workflow. I have created catchments and flow paths in Autocad civil 2016 and referenced them to a structure. When I import them into SSA are several of them not left as subcatchments and entities as runoff coefficients are not present at all. Instead SSA seems to use a default value. Is this the way it works or is it anything wrong in my installation?