Civil

Reference Data Guide

Version 2016 (11.0)

November 2016
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Contents
Preface .......................................................................................................................................................... 5

What's New in Civil Reference Data .......................................................................................................... 5

Civil Reference Data Overview ................................................................................................................... 6

Bulkload Files and the Civil Catalog ......................................................................................................... 7

Code List Workbook ................................................................................................................................ 7
Common Workbook ................................................................................................................................ 7
Trench Cross-Sections Workbook .......................................................................................................... 7
Trench General Composition Workbook ................................................................................................. 9
Trench Composition Worksheet ....................................................................................................... 9
Trench Type Worksheets ............................................................................................................... 11
Trench Turn Part Worksheet .......................................................................................................... 12

Civil Symbols ............................................................................................................................................. 13

Trench Symbol U .................................................................................................................................. 19
Trench Symbol 2W1F ........................................................................................................................... 19
Trench Symbol 2W2F ........................................................................................................................... 20
Trench Symbol V................................................................................................................................... 20
Trench Symbol Box ............................................................................................................................... 21

Index ........................................................................................................................................................... 22

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Preface
This document is a reference data guide for the Intergraph SmartTM 3D Civil task. The purpose
of this document is to describe the reference data delivered with the software for this task.
Reference data includes both catalog data and specification data. Catalog data includes the
parts that you place in the model, such as piping components and equipment. Specification data
includes the rules that govern how those parts are placed and connected.

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What's New in Civil Reference Data

The following changes have been made to the Civil reference data.
Version 2016 (11.0)
 Clarified in the documentation that the symbol InsideLeftWidth and InsideRightWidth
dimensions are between the center cardinal point and the extreme left and extreme right
cardinal points respectively. (P3 CP:281839)

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Civil Reference Data Overview

Each organization using the software requires customized reference data such as rules, catalog
items, and symbols to meet the organization's exact needs. Customized rules control how and
when the catalog items and symbols are used in the model.
Before working with civil reference data, you must familiarize yourself with the way that the
software handles reference data in general. If you have not already done so, read and
understand the following important concepts and procedures described in the Reference Data
Guide, 2D Symbols User's Guide, and 2D Symbols Reference Data Guide.
 Reference data types
 Using Excel workbooks to configure reference data
 Using the bulkload modes
 Creating 2D symbols using the 2D Symbols utility
 Creating a graphical preview using a symbol icon bitmap file
This reference data guide describes the example civil reference data delivered with the
software.

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Bulkload Files and the Civil Catalog

Bulkload files are used to add reference data to the catalog. The reference data includes
codelist values, rule ProgIDs, symbol file locations, and default values for rule and symbol
parameters. The relationships between different types of reference data are also established.
Each bulkload file is delivered with default values that can be customized. For more information
about bulkloading, see the Reference Data Guide.

Code List Workbook

The AllCodelists.xls Workbook defines the acceptable values for attributes in the catalog. The
workbook is delivered to the [Product Folder]\CatalogData\BulkLoad\DataFiles folder and is
bulkloaded into the catalog.
The Civil task uses part classes defined on the PartClassType worksheet:
 TrenchTypeClass
 TrenchCompositionClass
 TrenchTurnPartClass

Common Workbook
The AllCommon.xls workbook defines standard catalog properties and attributes, such as
allowable materials, wall thicknesses, pipe stock, and outfitting cross section mounting faces
and load points. The workbook is delivered to the [Product
Folder]\CatalogData\BulkLoad\DataFiles folder and is bulkloaded into the catalog.
The Civil task uses allowable materials defined on the Material worksheet. For more
information, see Material Sheet in the Reference Data Guide.

Trench Cross-Sections Workbook

The Trench_CrossSections.xls workbook defines standard trench and ditch cross-sections
used by the Civil task. The workbook is delivered to the [Product
Folder]\CatalogData\BulkLoad\DataFiles\ folder and is bulkloaded into the catalog.
The workbook is delivered with a worksheet for each type of cross-section. Each worksheet
defines a cross-section class, the corresponding 2D symbol file, and default parameters in the
catalog.
Your reference data administrator can modify or add parameters to the delivered cross-sections.
You can also add new cross-sections by creating new part classes on new worksheets and by
creating new symbols.

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Definition Section
Defines attributes that apply to the entire cross section type.
PartClassType - Class type CrossSectionClass as defined on the PartClassTypes sheet of the
AllCodeLists.xls file. Do not modify this property.
SymbolDefinition - 2D symbol file associated with the cross-section type. 2D symbol files are
delivered to the [Reference Data Folder]\SharedContent folder. For more information, see Civil
Symbols (on page 13).
SymbolIcon - Specifies a graphic file for the part class. You can view this graphic in the Catalog
task or on the Properties dialog box in the Civil task in the software.
UserClassName - Cross section type defined internally by the software and displayed in the
Catalog task browser in the software.
ReferenceStandard - Standards organization or shape library for the cross section type, as
defined on the ReferenceStandard worksheet.
oa:[parameter name] - Occurrence attribute that places the named catalog attribute on the
Trench Run Properties dialog box in the Civil task. Each parameter also appears in the Head
section and corresponding to a parameter in the 2D symbol file defined by SymbolDefinition.
You must map symbol parameters to the following interface and attribute
names:

Interface name Attribute name

IJTrenchCrossSectionWidthEx InsideWidth

IStructCrossSectionDimensions  Depth
 Width

The format in the Definition Section is OA:InterfaceName:AttributeName. The attribute must

also appear as a cross-section property in the Head Section, as shown below.

Head Section
Defines properties for individual cross-section sizes.
SectionName - Name of the trench or ditch cross-section size as it appears in the Catalog task.
The name must be unique.
ShortName - The short name for the cross-section.
EDIName - The Electronic Data Interchange name for the cross-section. This property is
currently not used by the software.
[cross-section properties] - Properties that defines the cross-section of the trench. These
properties are in the format InterfaceName:AttributeName, as defined on the CustomInterfaces
sheet of the workbook.
When defined as an occurrence attribute in the definition section, the cross-section
properties defined in the corresponding trench cross-section symbol appear on the Trench Run
Properties dialog box in the Civil task.

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Trench General Composition Workbook

The Trench_General_Composition.xls workbook defines standard trench and ditch properties
used by the Civil task. The workbook is delivered to the [Product
Folder]\CatalogData\BulkLoad\DataFiles\ folder and is bulkloaded into the catalog.
The workbook is delivered with a worksheet for trench composition, turn parts, and each trench
type. Each worksheet defines a class and properties in the catalog.

Definition Section
Defines attributes that apply to the entire trench class.
PartClassType - Class type as defined on the PartClassTypes sheet of the AllCodeLists.xls
file. For more information, see Code List Workbook (on page 7).
UserClassName - Trench type defined internally by the software and displayed in the Catalog
task browser in the software.
Trench Composition Worksheet (on page 9)
Trench Type Worksheets (on page 11)
Trench Turn Part Worksheet (on page 12)

Trench Composition Worksheet

The TrenchComposition worksheet in the Trench_General_Composition.xls workbook
defines the material types and grades used by different parts of the trench cross-section. This
worksheet defines the TrenchCompositionClass.

Head Section
Defines properties for individual sections of a trench type. Each section is defined as a contour
in the symbol file.
Name
The name of the trench contour as the contour appears in the Catalog task. The name must
be unique.
TrenchName
The name of the trench, as defined within a trench type worksheet. For more information,
see Trench Type Worksheets (on page 11).
GroupName
The name of the contour in the symbol file, such as LeftWall, RightWall, or Footing.
GroupType
The contour type. Type 1 for trench wall, 2 for trench slab, 3 for trench footing, or 4 for
trench other. 4 is only used to construct a single lump cross-section.
ThicknessProjection
The vertical thickness projection of the trench slab or footing contour with respect to the
slope of the path.

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DefaultMaterial
The material used for the GroupName, as defined in the AllCommon.xls workbook. Each
contour can use a different material. For more information, see Common Workbook (on
page 7).
DefaultMaterialGrade
The material grade used for the GroupName, as defined in the AllCommon.xls workbook.
Each contour can use a different material grade. For more information, see Common
Workbook (on page 7).
Description
A description of the trench material composition.

 Each trench type has one cross-section PartClass with a set of GroupName values for the
contours of the symbol file.
 You can associate different materials to the trench wall, footing, and slab components.
Follow the steps listed below:
1. First, create a separate contour for each component.
2. Next, provide a group name for each contour.
3. Label each edge of the contour as shown below:

1 - Top
2 - Bottom
3 - Web_Left
4 - Web_Right

4. Then, merge all groups into a single group under the Simple Physical representation of
the symbol.
5. Finally, use the GroupType settings to associate each group to a group type: Leftwall,
Rightwall, Footing, or Slab.
For more information about symbol naming conventions and symbol representations, see
Symbol 2D User's Guide.

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Trench Type Worksheets

Worksheets such as DrainageDitch, PipeTrench, or CableTrench in the
Trench_General_Composition.xls workbook define the properties of a trench. This worksheet
defines the TrenchTypeClass.

Head Section
Defines properties for individual trenches within a trench type.
Name - The name of the trench as it appears in the Catalog task. The name must be unique.
Description - A description of the trench.
Type - The trench type. Type 1 for drainage ditch, 2 for pipe trench, or 3 for cable trench.
SectionClass - The name of the trench cross-section, as defined in
Trench_CrossSections.xls. For more information, see Trench Cross-Sections Workbook (on
page 7).
MinBottomSurfaceSlope - This option is not currently supported by the software.
TrenchTurnPartRule - The rule used for a turn with the trench, as defined in the
TrenchTurnPart worksheet. For more information, see Trench Turn Part Worksheet (on page
12).
CustomProgram - The name of a custom program used to create a solid for the trench, in the
format DLLName.ProgID.

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Trench Turn Part Worksheet

The TrenchTurnPart worksheet in the Trench_General_Composition.xls workbook defines
the properties used by a turn feature in the trench. This worksheet defines the
TrenchTurnPartClass.

Head Section
Defines properties for individual turn features. Each section is defined as a contour in the
symbol file.
Name - The name of the turn feature as the feature appears in the Catalog task. The name must
be unique.
Description - A description of the turn feature.

1 - Outside Chamfer Y
2 - Outside Chamfer X
3 - Path Direction
4 - Projection Y
5 - Projection X
6 - Inside Chamfer Y
7 - Inside Chamfer X
8 - Included Angle

ProjectionX - The inside length of the turn feature along the local X axis of the trench path.
ProjectionY - The inside length of the turn feature along the local Y axis of the trench path.
AngleMin - The minimum included angle of the chamfer.
AngleMax - The maximum included angle of the chamfer.
InsideChamfer - The presence of an inside chamfer. Type 1 to create an inside chamfer. Type
0 if no inside chamfer exists.
InsideChamferX - The local X-component of the length of the inside chamfer along the path of
the turn.
InsideChamferY - The local Y-component of the length of the inside chamfer along the path of
the turn.
OutsideChamfer - The presence of an outside chamfer. Type 1 to create an outside chamfer.
Type 0 if no outside chamfer exists.
OutsideChamferX - The local X-component of the length of the outside chamfer along the path
of the turn.
OutsideChamferY - The local Y-component of the length of the outside chamfer along the path
of the turn.

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Civil Symbols
Civil symbols provide the geometric representations of Civil objects placed in the model. You
can modify the geometry and parameters of the symbols. The symbols are delivered as 2D
symbol files for trenches and ditches.
Symbol icon bitmap files are also delivered for graphical previews that appear in the Catalog
task and in properties dialog boxes.
You can use any shape consisting of four straight lines forming a closed contour as
the symbol.
The symbols and symbol icons are delivered to [Reference Data
Folder]\SharedContent\CrossSections. The symbols are also bulkloaded into the catalog. For
more information, see Trench Cross-Sections Workbook (on page 7).

 You can associate different materials to the trench wall, footing, and slab components.
Follow the steps listed below:
1. First, create a separate contour for each component.
2. Next, provide a group name for each contour.
3. Label each edge of the contour as shown below:

1 - Top
2 - Bottom
3 - Web_Left
4 - Web_Right

4. Then, merge all groups into a single group under the Simple Physical representation of
the symbol.
5. Finally, use the GroupType settings to associate each group to a group type: Leftwall,
Rightwall, Footing, or Slab.
For more information about symbol naming conventions and symbol representations, see
Symbol 2D User's Guide.

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Symbol Requirement
Each civil symbol cross-section must have a representation named DrivenDimensions in the
respective 2D symbol file of the cross-section containing Width, Depth, and InsideDepth
parameters. The example defines the DrivenDimensions for a U_Shape trench cross-section.
1. Define the three new dimensions using the Place a Dimension Between Two
Elements or Key Points from the Distance Between command. For more information,
see Symbol 2D User's Guide. You can select the points or the lines. The new
dimensions are shown in red in the graphic below.

2. Name the new dimensions with respect to their attribute names in the catalog. For more
information, see Trench Cross-Sections Workbook (on page 7).

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Width:

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Depth:

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InsideWidth:

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3. Group the new dimensions to define a new representation named DrivenDimensions.

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Trench Symbol U
The U_Shape trench cross-section symbol defines a trench with vertical walls and uses the
following parameters:

1 - Inside left width

2 - Inside right width
3 - Wall thickness
4 - Inside depth
5 - Footing thickness

InsideLeftWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme left cardinal points.
InsideRightWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme right cardinal points.
FootingThk - Footing thickness of the trench.
InsideDepth - Inside depth of the trench.
WallThk - Wall thickness of the trench.

Trench Symbol 2W1F

The 2W1F_Shape trench cross-section symbol defines a trench with two vertical walls and one
common footing. The symbol uses the following parameters:

1 - Inside left width

2 - Inside right width
3 - Footing thickness
4 - Wall thickness
5 - Inside depth
6 - Footing projection

InsideLeftWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme left cardinal points.
InsideRightWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme right cardinal points.
FootingThk - Footing thickness of the trench.
Inside Depth - Inside depth of the trench.
WallThk - Wall thickness of the trench.
FootingProj - Footing projection.

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Trench Symbol 2W2F

The 2W2F_Shape trench cross-section symbol defines a trench with two vertical walls and two
footings. The symbol uses the following parameters:

1 - Inside left width

2 - Inside right width
3 - Footing thickness
4 - Wall thickness
5 - Inside depth
6 - Footing width

InsideLeftWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme left cardinal points.
InsideRightWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme right cardinal points.
FootingThk - Footing thickness of the trench.
InsideDepth - Inside depth of the trench.
WallThk - Wall thickness of the trench.
FootingThk - Width of each footing.

Trench Symbol V
The V_Shape trench cross-section symbol defines a trench with sloping walls and common
footing bounded by the outer edge of walls. The symbol uses the following parameters:

1 - Inside left width

2 - Inside right width
3 - Footing thickness
4 - Inside depth
5 - Wall thickness
6 - Inside angle

InsideLeftWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme left cardinal points.
InsideRightWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme right cardinal points.
FootingThk - Footing thickness of the trench.
InsideDepth - Inside depth of the trench.
WallThk - Wall thickness of the trench.
InsideAngle - Slope of the walls with respect to the horizontal line.

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Trench Symbol Box

The Box_Shape trench cross-section symbol defines a trench with vertical walls and a slab at
the top. The footing at the bottom is bounded by the outer edge of the walls. The symbol uses
the following parameters:

1 - Inside left width

2 - Inside right width
3 - Footing thickness
4 - Inside depth
5 - Wall thickness
6 - Slab thickness

InsideLeftWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme left cardinal points.
InsideRightWidth - Distance from the center cardinal point to the extreme right cardinal points.
FootingThk - Footing thickness of the trench.
InsideDepth - Inside depth of the trench.
WallThk - Wall thickness of the trench.
SlabThk - Slab thickness of the trench.

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Index

B
Bulkload Files and the Civil Catalog • 7

C
Civil Reference Data Overview • 6
Civil Symbols • 13
Code List Workbook • 7
Common Workbook • 7

P
Preface • 5

T
Trench Composition Worksheet • 9
Trench Cross-Sections Workbook • 7
Trench General Composition Workbook • 9
Trench Symbol 2W1F • 19
Trench Symbol 2W2F • 20
Trench Symbol Box • 21
Trench Symbol U • 19
Trench Symbol V • 20
Trench Turn Part Worksheet • 12
Trench Type Worksheets • 11

W
What's New in Civil Reference Data • 5

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