Thanks Rui for your time and efforts to go through this project,
By using GIS functions and adding fields in attribute files, the sub catchments are now linked with their appropriate outlets.
Also, rather than, loading all hydrologic and…
Thanks Robert,
It really what I needed - without reading the manual, I was trying each option in the swmm to see if there is way to export the data in excel format.
However, data being too large, excel simply says sorry with this message (This…
Please try inp.PINS and select inpTools --> Subcatchments connection
(https://sites.google.com/site/inppins/)
You can also edit inp text file, or even use GIS functions.
inp.PINS worked just fine! Kashif, Please see the message I send you with my results data.
The data you send me needed to be "SWMM formated". I did some of this:
1 - Assign invert elevation to nodes from links shp - GIS join;
2 - Define…
Note: Maximum Surcharge Height Over Crown Explanation Here is an example of how the Maximum Surcharge Height over the Node Crown is calculated. Consider a manhole with an invert of 10 feet, one incoming pipe (Pipe A), one outgoing pipe (Pipe B), both pipes with a diameter of 2 feet, but the invert of Pipe A is 10 feet and the invert of Pipe B is 11 feet. What is the Maximum Surcharge height if the HGL at the node is 17…See More
Hi experts,I am to assign outlet to some 10,000 sub catchments, manually doing it doesn't seem professional.Luckily, name of subcatchment is same name of junction (outlet)i.e.Subcatcment Junction177119 177119177123 177123177126 177126263803 263803263806 263806These are not in particular sequence but name of subcatchment is always same as of junction.Any clueThanks in advanceSee More
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Upaka, are you trying to substitute your orifice flow equation for the orifice flow equation in SWMM5? If you are then it would be easier to modify the SWMM 5 code in the file link.c to change the orifice equation.
Thanks for the reply.
I am trying to do an optimisation of overflows. To do that I am going to use another program called "NSGA II" which is written in C++.
However I have to call the "Orifice flows" to NSGA II from the "SWMM rpt" file.
It seems to be "SWMM_Nlink" function is for "conduits, pumps, orifices, weirs and outlets".
To me, I wanna call just only the flow of the orifices.
Okay, so you just want a time series of the orifice flows in the rpt file? You can do that now if you use the DOS version of SWMM 5 and use the REPORT function.