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How is summation of hatch areas calculated in AutoCad?

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Question ajoutée par Imran Ahmed , Manager-Planning & Delay Analyst , Nesma United Industries (NUI) Saudi Arabia
Date de publication: 2016/07/23
Naeem Ud Din
par Naeem Ud Din , BIM Modeler , Webuild

Just launch the AREA command and select "Add area", then "Object", and start clicking on the objects. It will list each area as you select it, highlight the selected object so you don't click it twice, and give you the sum at the end.

Syed Shan Haider
par Syed Shan Haider , Senior Draftsman , Al Marwan General Contracting Company

I am agree with experts...........

Ahmed  Shaher Tounsy
par Ahmed Shaher Tounsy , Senior Civil Technical Office Engineer , Rowad Modern Engineering

Only write "LI" & Select the hatched area & press "Enter" to get all data about it (Primeter,Area, Etc ....)

 

hanaa emam
par hanaa emam , Senior procurement electrical engineer , Watania for contracting and trading

make the item as one area, and from geometry details find the area

mohamed afify
par mohamed afify , Site Electrical Engineer , المقاولون العرب

 to create boundaries for each and send "area" command, enter "add", enter "o" for object, and select boundaries

Imran Ahmed
par Imran Ahmed , Manager-Planning & Delay Analyst , Nesma United Industries (NUI) Saudi Arabia

In complicated shaped hatches and large drawings, it is too difficult to creat boundaries by polylines, hench this pratice is not easy way to calculate area.

The easiest way is to upload applications which can be created by user define option in autocad.

By this way, sum of areas of complicated shaped hatches can be easily calculated just by one selection.

 

Mohammad Najjar
par Mohammad Najjar , Senior Architect / Certification Manager , Gulf Organization for Research and Development

an easy way is to create boundaries for each and send "area" command, enter "add", enter "o" for object, and select boundaries (polylines).

Mushreq Abdulmajeed
par Mushreq Abdulmajeed , Senior Project Supervisor , Lagoon Spring Company

I agree with the answers of experts

Dina Rasheed
par Dina Rasheed , Office Manager , Thousand Nights Hotel

I am abeginner on Autocad .. I know nothing about that

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