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Civil 3D: Storm and Sanitary, When Analyzing a Network crashes without Error

Jeff Arbogast

Issue:

When Analyzing a Network Storm and Sanitary crashes without error.

Causes:

  • File Corruption.
  • Background Image stored on Microsoft OneDrive.
  • Issue with Windows compatibility.

Solution:

 

Option 1

  • Install latest updates for Civil 3D and Storm and Sanitary.

 

Option 2

  • Remove background Images before exporting to Storm and Sanitary.

 

Option 3

  • Use Data Shortcut to import Pipe Network into a clean file.

 

Option 4

  • Use the same version of Civil 3D and the comparable Storm and Sanitary. (Civil 3D 2020, SSA 2020, etc.).

 

Option 5

  • In SSA Export to LandXML (File>Export>LandXML File). Then import back into SSA (File>Import>LandXML File).

Make sure to check

  • Hydrology method
  • Basins
  • Subbasins
  • outlet node

 

Option 6

  • Create the Network in SSA rather than exporting from Civil 3D.

 

About the Author

Jeff Arbogast

Manufacturing Solution Center Team Lead<br><br>Jeff is responsible for manufacturing Technical Support for both internal staff and customers. In addition to the daily activities of the support center, he helps write for the National Support Center blog, and has written online classes for the IMAGINiT training on demand site.

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