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• Rehab Corridor Fundamentals

  Rehab Corridor Fundamentals
  (Course Duration: 45 minutes)

  Course Description
  In this course, you will learn how to use Rehab Corridors in Civil 3D to optimize cross slope grading on road and highway rehab projects. Rehab Corridors simplify the workflow by leveraging lane and rehab inputs to create the rehab assembly for your corridor. Rehab Corridor tools make it easier to create, view, and edit your corridor models and assemblies. The Rehab Parameters allow you to control how existing lane slopes are calculated, how ideal cross slopes are applied to your design, and whether to use cross slope corrections. Rehab inputs also allow you to set the mill and level type for your project design, including the overlay depth, minimum level depth, and minimum mill depth. And the Rehab Manager allows you to create corrected cross slope and milling and leveling reports.

  Course Objectives
  The material presented in this course teach you how to:
  Create a Rehab Corridor
  Calculate existing lane cross slopes
  Optimize lane cross slopes for lane overlays and widenings
  Overlay, mill, and level rehab corridors
  Use Parameter References to match lane slopes in an assembly
  Calculate overlay, mill, and level quantities

  Course Prerequisites
  To participate in this training course, you should have the following:
  Knowledge and experience working with corridor models in Civil 3D.

  CPD via CPD UK Accredited Course
  This course is eligible for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit via CPD UK. This is a globally recognized CPD meaning the learning activity has reached the required Continuing Professional Development standards and benchmarks. If you would like to learn more, please see CPDUK. You can log your CPD credits by creating an account and providing the correct, required information. If you would like to log your CPD credits with another organization, you will need to navigate that process as directed by the target organization.

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