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Brentwood Storm Tank - model when stakedHelpful Member! 

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2civil (Civil/Environmental)
30 Apr 12 9:13
Does anyone have a suggestion on how to model the Brentwood StormTank when placing them in a staked configuration?

I am trying to model two  - 36" high units.

I'm using HydroCAD 9.10
Helpful Member!  psmart (Civil)
30 Apr 12 10:57
If you're using the HydroCAD Chamber wizard, you can create two systems, one on top of the other.  The lower system will have zero cover, and the upper system will have zero base.

Otherwise, you can use manual embedding:
1) Define the overall excavation volume.
2) Create the chamber storage for the lower chambers and set the embedding.
3) Create the upper chamber storage and set the same embedding.
 

Peter Smart
HydroCAD Software
www.hydrocad.net
 
2civil (Civil/Environmental)
30 Apr 12 11:24
Excuse the misspelling.  Staked = Stacked!
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