Takeoff Data allows the user to create a report to help with the costing of a job. This information can be displayed on the screen, and also exported to Excel.
The Takeoff Data form is accessed by clicking the Takeoff Data icon on the Results Ribbon.
The form displays the information across a series of tabs: Summary Tab, Junctions Tab, Stormwater Controls Tab and Connections Tab.
The summary tab shows the summary table from each of the feature type tabs. See below for more details.
For each size of Manhole, the total number, volume and depth are shown.
Each Manhole in the current phase is listed. The drop-down list can be used to quickly navigate to a manhole in the table.
For each type of Stormwater Controls – SWC, the total number, cut and fill volume are shown.
Each Stormwater Controls – SWC in the current phase is listed. The type drop-down list can be used to select the stormwater control type to display in the itemised table. The item drop-down list can be used to quickly navigate to a stormwater control in the table.
There are two volumes shown for stormwater controls: Total Displaced Volume and Material Volume.
The displaced volume is the volume of soil that will be removed to accommodate the stormwater control according to the dimensions given. Please note that if the stormwater control is sunk below the surface, the volume between the top of the SWC and the surface is not included.
The material volume(s) is/are the volume(s) of material(s) that will need to be supplied to create the desired stormwater control.
For a Bioretention, the material volume for each filtration layer is displayed.
For other types, the material volume for the fill materials grouped by porosity are shown.
The material volumes calculation removes the underdrain internal volume, but does not take into account the thickness of the pipe (as that is unknown).
For each type of Connection the total number, volume and length are shown. The number of barrels is considered by these calculations.
All channels are grouped together and displayed on a single row.
Each Connection in the current phase is listed. The type drop-down list can be used to select the connection type to display in the itemised table. The item drop-down list can be used to quickly navigate to a connection in the table.
By default, the length of a connection is centre to centre (lengths are as the user enters and go from the centre of each manhole to the centre of the next). If an offset has been calculated, the centre to centre length will be recorded from the intersection point. For True Length, lengths are adjusted based on the point of entry into the Manhole.
If the export to Excel icon on the toolbar is clicked, the user will be prompted for a file name. The takeoff data will be written to this file in Excel 97 format.