Example 1
Assuming:
•A Deposition Vector surface intersection of 100 m.
•An initial elevation, El. 1, of RL100.0 m.
•An interim elevation, El.2, of RL125.0 m.
•A final deposition elevation of RL135.0 m.
•2.5 m raises.
For this example:
•Set El. 1 to RL100.0 m.
•Set El. 2 to RL125.0 m.
•Set El. 3 to RL135.0 m.
•For 2.5 m raises from El. 1 to El. 2 set 10 Deposition Intervals.
•For 2.5 m raises from El. 2 to El. 3 set 4 Deposition Intervals.
Example 2
Assuming:
•A Deposition Vector surface intersection of RL97.0 m.
•An initial elevation, El. 1, of RL100.0 m.
•An interim deposition elevation, El. 2, of RL125.0 m.
•A final deposition elevation, El. 3, of RL145.0 m.
•2.5 m raises between El. 1 and El. 2.
•4.0 m raises between El. 2 and El. 3.
The number of Raise Increments is increased, maintaining the specified 2.5 m Raise Height.
For this example:
•Set El. 1 to RL100.0 m.
•Set El. 2 to RL125.0 m.
•Set El. 3 to RL145.0 m.
•For 2.5 m raises from El. 1 to El. 2 set 10 Deposition Intervals.
•For 4 m raises from El. 2 to El. 3 set 5 Deposition Intervals.
During deposition:
•The number of Deposition Intervals for the first deposition elevation, El. 1 to El. 2, is increased from 10 to 12.
•El. 1 is set below the surface to an elevation of RL95.0 m.
•First deposition occurs at elevation RL97.5 m (0.5 m above the surface).