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Transcript
00:03
In an info Water Pro project.
00:05
The main window panel contains your network map,
00:08
a visual representation of the components that
00:11
make up your water distribution system model.
00:14
In addition,
00:15
it can show other layers such as shape files and base maps that may have been added.
00:21
The map is made up of components of a water distribution system.
00:25
Each component is represented in the model
00:27
by different identifying symbols or lines and
00:30
colors such as whether a component is active or inactive in your map.
00:36
You can also see the applicable symbols and colors in the contents panel.
00:41
There are several component types that can be used in a model.
00:45
Junctions represent locations where links intersect and
00:48
where demands are taken from the system.
00:51
Tanks represent locations of system storage,
00:54
both above the surface and underground
00:58
reservoirs are an inexhaustible supply of water.
01:01
They can be used to model treatment plants,
01:03
wells or an inter tie among other things.
01:08
Pipes convey flow from one node to another
01:13
pumps,
01:14
add energy to the system for the purpose of
01:16
filling tanks or adding head downstream of the pump
01:20
and valves, control flow and pressure.
01:24
The network map is the first critical element when working in an Info Water
01:28
Pro project because it is where you add feature attributes as components to your map
01:34
only.
01:35
Then can you use the Info Water Pro tools and settings to modify modeling parameters
01:40
and then analyze the model solution results and scenarios.
Video transcript
00:03
In an info Water Pro project.
00:05
The main window panel contains your network map,
00:08
a visual representation of the components that
00:11
make up your water distribution system model.
00:14
In addition,
00:15
it can show other layers such as shape files and base maps that may have been added.
00:21
The map is made up of components of a water distribution system.
00:25
Each component is represented in the model
00:27
by different identifying symbols or lines and
00:30
colors such as whether a component is active or inactive in your map.
00:36
You can also see the applicable symbols and colors in the contents panel.
00:41
There are several component types that can be used in a model.
00:45
Junctions represent locations where links intersect and
00:48
where demands are taken from the system.
00:51
Tanks represent locations of system storage,
00:54
both above the surface and underground
00:58
reservoirs are an inexhaustible supply of water.
01:01
They can be used to model treatment plants,
01:03
wells or an inter tie among other things.
01:08
Pipes convey flow from one node to another
01:13
pumps,
01:14
add energy to the system for the purpose of
01:16
filling tanks or adding head downstream of the pump
01:20
and valves, control flow and pressure.
01:24
The network map is the first critical element when working in an Info Water
01:28
Pro project because it is where you add feature attributes as components to your map
01:34
only.
01:35
Then can you use the Info Water Pro tools and settings to modify modeling parameters
01:40
and then analyze the model solution results and scenarios.
In an InfoWater Pro project, the main window panel contains your network map, a visual representation of the components that make up your water distribution system model. In addition, it can show other layers, such as shapefiles and base maps that may have been added.
The map is made up of components of a water distribution system. Each component is represented in the model by different identifying symbols or lines and colors, such as whether a component is active or inactive in your map. You can also see the applicable symbols and colors in the Contents panel.
There are several component types that can be used in a model:
The network map is the first critical element when working in an InfoWater Pro project, because it is where you add feature attributes as components to your map. Only then can you use the InfoWater Pro tools and settings to modify modeling parameters, and then analyze the model solution, results, and scenarios.
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