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| Z_Bed||The ground level of the z point. | | Z_Bed||The ground level of the z point. | ||
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| − | | Deck Soffit|| | + | | Deck Soffit|| The elevation of the deck soffit. |
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| − | | Pier_pBlockage|| | + | | Pier_pBlockage||The percentage blockage of the pier layer. |
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| − | | Pier_FLC|| | + | | Pier_FLC||Pier layer form loss coefficient. |
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| Deck_Obvert|| XXXX | | Deck_Obvert|| XXXX | ||
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| − | | Deck_pBlockage|| | + | | Deck_pBlockage||The percentage blockage of the deck layer. |
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| − | | SuperS_FLC|| | + | | SuperS_FLC||The combined form loss coefficient for the deck and the rail layers. |
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| Rail_Obvert|| XXXX | | Rail_Obvert|| XXXX | ||
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| − | | Rail_pBlockge|| | + | | Rail_pBlockge||The percentage blockage of the rail layer. |
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| − | | fIP|| | + | | fIP||Inflection point (IP) factor. |
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Revision as of 13:24, 29 November 2022
Contains information on the cell sides (U and V points) that have a 2D bridge shape object applied. This contains information on the processed elevations, blockages and form loss values applied at each layer of the constriction.
Attributes of bg_uvpt
| Attribute Name | Attribute Description |
|---|---|
| Z_Bed | The ground level of the z point. |
| Deck Soffit | The elevation of the deck soffit. |
| Pier_pBlockage | The percentage blockage of the pier layer. |
| Pier_FLC | Pier layer form loss coefficient. |
| Deck_Obvert | XXXX |
| Deck_pBlockage | The percentage blockage of the deck layer. |
| SuperS_FLC | The combined form loss coefficient for the deck and the rail layers. |
| Rail_Obvert | XXXX |
| Rail_pBlockge | The percentage blockage of the rail layer. |
| fIP | Inflection point (IP) factor. |