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Slope

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layerslopes - Layernew creates a new light grey layer, "slopes."

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new("slopes",ltgrey)

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{float:left|border=2px solid black}
[!slope.bmp|width=500px!|AutoCAD Channel Program]
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slopes

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Calls

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the

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Sedimentation

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Tank

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Slopes

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to

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draw

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tank

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slopes

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sedslope(SedSlopes

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Origin,p1,ANSedBottom)

Note: p1 is a dummy variable used only in the program help section to designate the matrix below.

SedSlopesOrigin =

  • x: PlantOrigin0
  • y: PlantOrigin1
  • z: PlantOrigin2

p1 =

  • x: LSed
  • y: WSed
  • z: HSed

ANSedBottom = Sedimentation tank bottom slope.

tankthaw - Layerthaw unlocks the "tank" layer so that edits can be made.

tankthaw <- layerthaw("tank")

bigunion - UnionallA selects all the objects in the workspace and unions them into a single object

bigunion <- unionallA

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{{~}SedBottom~)

*Note*: p1 is a dummy variable used only in the program help section to designate the matrix below.

SedSlopes{~}Origin~ =
* x: Plant{~}Origin0~
* y: Plant{~}Origin1~
* z: Plant{~}Origin2~

p1 =
* x: L{~}Sed~
* y: W{~}Sed~
* z: H{~}Sed~

AN{~}SedBottom~ = Sedimentation tank bottom slope.
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*tankthaw* \- [Layer{~}thaw~|AutoCAD Basics Layer] unlocks the "tank" layer so that edits can be made.

tankthaw <\- layer{~}thaw~("tank")

*bigunion* \- [Union{~}allA~|AutoCAD Basics Unions] selects all the objects in the workspace and unions them into a single object

bigunion <\- union{~}allA~
{float:left|border=2px solid black}
[!slope subtract.bmp|width=500px!|AutoCAD Channel Program]
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box1

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a

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box

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points.

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box1

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box(sedtankbox1

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sedtankbox1

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sedtankbox1dim)

sedtankbox1origin =

  • x: PlantOrigin0 - LSed
  • y: PlantOrigin1 + WSed/2 - outerradius(NDSedSludge)
  • z: PlantOrigin2

sedtankbox1dim =

  • x: LSed
  • y: outerdiameter(NDSedSludge)
  • z: 3outerdiameter(NDSedSludge)

    tankthaw - Layerthaw unlocks the layer "tank" so that it can be edited.

tankthaw <- layerthaw("tank")

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{~}dim~)

sedtankbox1{~}origin~ =
* x: Plant{~}Origin0~ \- L{~}Sed~
* y: Plant{~}Origin1~ + W{~}Sed~/2 - outerradius(ND{~}SedSludge~)
* z: Plant{~}Origin2~

sedtankbox1{~}dim~ =
* x: L{~}Sed~
* y: outerdiameter(ND{~}SedSludge~)
* z: 3outerdiameter(ND{~}SedSludge~)
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*tankthaw* \- [Layer{~}thaw~|AutoCAD Basics Layer] unlocks the layer "tank" so that it can be edited.

tankthaw <\- layer{~}thaw~("tank")
{float:left|border=2px solid black}
[!subtract box.bmp|width=600px!|AutoCAD Channel Program]
Top View
{float}
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*subtractbox* \- [SubtractJ|AutoCAD Basics Subtractions] subtracts one object from the other based on four points.

subtractbox <\- subtractJ(Plant{~}Origin~



subtractbox - SubtractJ subtracts one object from the other based on four points.

subtractbox <- subtractJ(PlantOrigin,p1,p2,sedtankbox1

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Note: p1 and p2 are dummy variable used only in the program help section to designate the matrix below.

PlantOrigin =

p1 =

  • x: PlantOrigin0
  • y: PlantOrigin1 + WSed
  • z: PlantOrigin2

p2 =

  • x: PlantOrigin0
  • y: PlantOrigin1 - TPlantWall
  • z: PlantOrigin2

sedtankbox1origin =

  • x: PlantOrigin0 - LSed
  • y: PlantOrigin1 + WSed/2 - outerradius(NDSedSludge)
  • z: PlantOrigin2

layerset - Layerset selects the layer "0".

layerset <- layerset("0")

layerfreezeslope - Layerfreeze locks the layer "slopes" so that it cannot be edited.

layerfreezeslope <- layerfreeze("slopes")