Autodesk CIVIL3D Tutorial - Page 609
Create a mass haul diagram, in the Choose A Material To Display As Mass Haul Line list, but accept
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For more information, see the AutoCAD Civil 3D Help topic Using Mass Haul Diagrams. Create a mass haul diagram 1 Open Mass Haul-1.dwg, which is located in the tutorial drawings folder (page 819). 2 Click Analyze tab ➤ Volumes And Materials panel ➤ Mass Haul. 3 In the Create Mass Haul Diagram wizard, on the General page, specify the following parameters: ■ Mass Haul View Name: Mass Haul Balancing ■ Mass Haul View Style: Free Haul and Overhaul 4 Click Next. 5 On the Mass Haul Display Options page, examine the settings in the Material area. The selection in the Material List is saved with the selected sample line group. To learn how to create a material list, see the Creating a Material List (page 591) exercise. Examine the options that are available in the Choose A Material To Display As Mass Haul Line list, but accept the default Total Volume option. In the Mass Haul Line area, specify the following settings: ■ Mass Haul Line Name: Mass Haul Line Total Volume ■ Mass Haul Line Style: Free Haul and Overhaul- Grade Point 6 Click Next. 7 On the Balancing Options page, under Free Haul Options, select the Free Haul Distance check box. Enter 300.0000' as the free haul distance. This value specifies that the distance that the earthmover hauls material at the standard rate. Material moved beyond this distance is considered overhaul, and typically is charged at a higher rate. 8 Click Create Diagram. 9 In the drawing, snap to the center of the red circle that is above the profile view to place the mass haul diagram. The mass haul diagram is displayed, and contains three mass haul regions. As shown in the following image, mass haul regions identify station ranges where material is either cut or fill. When the mass haul line is Exercise 1: Creating a Mass Haul Diagram | 597