Run a system head curve analysis to show the relationship between system head and flow capacity for a pump at different time ranges.
Tutorial resources
These downloadable resources will be used to complete this tutorial:
Transcript
00:04
A system head curve analysis shows the relationship between system head
00:08
and flow capacity for a pump at different time ranges.
00:14
This relationship represents the variation in total dynamic head against the
00:18
pumps required to operate under various flow conditions throughout the network.
00:23
To begin. Double click the desired project dot APR X file to open
00:28
Agis Pro.
00:31
Once the project starts,
00:32
click the info water pro tab to open the info water pro ribbon
00:37
in the project panel, click initialize,
00:41
you can perform a system head curve analysis from the run manager
00:46
on the info water pro ribbon
00:47
in the analysis panel, click run
00:52
in the run manager, click the system curve tab.
00:56
First you choose the pump that you want to evaluate by either entering
00:60
the target pump id or by clicking browse to graphically select the target
01:04
for this exercise in the target pump ID field. Enter P 140.
01:11
Next set the curve type two exponential as this
01:14
system curve will be generated by a single simulation.
01:18
Then under report data points,
01:21
you enter the number of data points or the number of
01:23
flow increments at which the system curve will be generated.
01:26
And data will be reported
01:28
for this exercise.
01:30
Enable only one of the system curve at zero hour options but do not select any times.
01:36
If you enable all three system curve time periods
01:39
to evaluate a wide range of operating conditions,
01:41
you could set the three available times to
01:44
represent times of low average and peak demand
01:48
click run to run the simulation.
01:51
The report manager appears with the system curve for pump P 140
01:56
system head curves are useful for designing pumps.
01:60
You can use system head curves along with
02:02
pump efficiency curves to assist with efficient pump design
02:06
when you are finished, click hide to close the report manager.
00:04
A system head curve analysis shows the relationship between system head
00:08
and flow capacity for a pump at different time ranges.
00:14
This relationship represents the variation in total dynamic head against the
00:18
pumps required to operate under various flow conditions throughout the network.
00:23
To begin. Double click the desired project dot APR X file to open
00:28
Agis Pro.
00:31
Once the project starts,
00:32
click the info water pro tab to open the info water pro ribbon
00:37
in the project panel, click initialize,
00:41
you can perform a system head curve analysis from the run manager
00:46
on the info water pro ribbon
00:47
in the analysis panel, click run
00:52
in the run manager, click the system curve tab.
00:56
First you choose the pump that you want to evaluate by either entering
00:60
the target pump id or by clicking browse to graphically select the target
01:04
for this exercise in the target pump ID field. Enter P 140.
01:11
Next set the curve type two exponential as this
01:14
system curve will be generated by a single simulation.
01:18
Then under report data points,
01:21
you enter the number of data points or the number of
01:23
flow increments at which the system curve will be generated.
01:26
And data will be reported
01:28
for this exercise.
01:30
Enable only one of the system curve at zero hour options but do not select any times.
01:36
If you enable all three system curve time periods
01:39
to evaluate a wide range of operating conditions,
01:41
you could set the three available times to
01:44
represent times of low average and peak demand
01:48
click run to run the simulation.
01:51
The report manager appears with the system curve for pump P 140
01:56
system head curves are useful for designing pumps.
01:60
You can use system head curves along with
02:02
pump efficiency curves to assist with efficient pump design
02:06
when you are finished, click hide to close the report manager.
A System Head Curve Analysis shows the relationship between system head and flow capacity for a pump at different time ranges. This relationship represents the variation in total dynamic head against the pumps required to operate under various flow conditions throughout the network.
Choose the pump that you want to evaluate by either entering the Target Pump ID or by clicking Browse to graphically select the target.
Under Report Data Points, enter the number of data points or the number of flow increments at which the system curve will be generated and data will be reported.
Note: If you enable all three System Curve time periods to evaluate a wide range of operating conditions, you could set the three available times to represent times of low, average, and peak demand.
The Report Manager appears with the System Curve for Pump P-140:
System head curves are useful for designing pumps. You can use system head curves along with pump efficiency curves to assist with efficient pump design.
