Guía práctica para la aplicación del módulo «Autodesk Subassembly Composer», en la creación de secciones transversales con muros, utilizadas en el diseño vial empleando el software civil 3D

Abstract

The academic community of the civil engineering career, when they are developing road projects, finds itself with limited support materials that provide a solution to the design of cross sections with walls that to this day is evidenced in a large number of real projects and that to date has not been able to document a formal work in Spanish that contemplates the guidelines of use and definition, this fact confirms that the Subassembly Module is wasted due to lack of knowledge. A design guide provides the student with an accessible and useful tool with information that enhances his design and modeling skills with logical parameters, making him practice his design conception from his student activity. This user's guide for the application of the "Autodesk® Subassembly Composer" module is developed through the formulation of schematic steps with graphics and their corresponding descriptions for the user to achieve the creation of cross sections in walls, as well as the correct export and implementation to a real road project. This methodology includes useful infographics to describe each step. Two design interfaces were used, Civil 3D and the Subassembly Composer module, were used in a complementary way to each other, demonstrating their functional harmony in an alignment up to the conception of the expected section. Consequent to the corresponding induction to the interface, considering definitions and basic commands to design making its interpretation accessible, results in the elaboration of the guide of a cross section with wall and its effective implementation in a real road project, concluding that at the execution level, it is an agile and didactic alternative to obtain subassemblies easy to interpret, besides being easy to edit from the dimensioning phase to the redesign phase for its use in projects with different characteristics or solicitations.