Introduction

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Hello and welcome to gravity pipe network interference

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check.

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My name is Stacy Morykin, design technology manager.

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Interference checking lets you quickly identify

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pipe network parts that may conflict with each other.

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This feature compares the actual

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to identify parts that physically overlap, collide,

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or intersect in an inappropriate way,

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or that have violated the predefined proximity

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based criteria.

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Course overview.

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In this course, we start by using the command

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to run an interference check between two different networks,

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storm and sanitary, inside of our Civil 3D drawling file.

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We will set the distance criteria

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and let Civil 3D analyze both networks to determine which

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locations have a conflict.

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In the following session, we will navigate the interference

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locations.

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We will also work through the pipe properties

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of both the sanitary and storm networks

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to adjust invert elevations.

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Once those elevations are adjusted,

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we will rerun the interference to determine

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if any conflicts were resolved.

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The individual workflows in this learning path are as follows.

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First, we will run an interference check,

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then we will navigate and correct the interferences.

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Follow along with me as we begin this course in gravity pipe

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network interference checks.