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* [[Surface model (Water Overlay)|Surface model]] | * [[Surface model (Water Overlay)|Surface model]] | ||
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* [[Building_last_storage_(Water_Overlay)|Building last storage result type]] | |||
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Revision as of 08:46, 1 September 2020
Water on the surface can flow into a construction's water storage. This mechanism allows for short term water storage to reduce peak flow caused by heavy rainfall.
Water storage in constructions can be implicitly activated or deactivated by adjusting their WATER_STORAGE_M2 attribute. If there are no constructions in the project area with water storage capacity, no water storage will take place.
When water flows onto a cell with a construction capable of storing water, that water will be stored in the construction until the construction's water storage capacity has been reached. Water cannot leave that storage, neither through flowing back into the surface water model nor by being removed from it altogether. When the storage is full, no additional water cannot flow into that storage for the remainder of the simulation.
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See also
- Models
- Surface • Ground • Rain • Evaporation • Infiltration • Elevation • Breach • Sewer • Storage • Tracer flow • Border • Order
- Model formulas
- Timestep • Season • Surface water level • Groundwater level
- Flow formulas
- Surface flow • Surface infiltration • Ground flow • Ground infiltration • Surface evaporation • Ground evaporation • Ground bottom flow
- Hydraulic structure formulas
- Culvert • Weir • Breach growth • Breach flow • Pump • Sewer Overflow • Inlet • Drainage
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