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[[File:waterwizard_icon_inlet.png]] An inlet is a [[Point-based_construction_(Water_Overlay)|point-based construction]]. | [[File:waterwizard_icon_inlet.png]] An inlet is a [[Point-based_construction_(Water_Overlay)|point-based construction]]. | ||
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{{:inlet q (Water Overlay)}} | |||
{{:inlet capacity (Water Overlay)}} | |||
{{:lower threshold (Water Overlay)}} | |||
{{:upper threshold (Water Overlay)}} | |||
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* Each Inlet attribute functions as a limit to the flow. If multiple are defined, the flow is limited by the strongest limit. If neither an [[Inlet_q_(Water_Overlay)|INLET_Q]] or any threshold is defined, there will be no flow. | * Each Inlet attribute functions as a limit to the flow. If multiple are defined, the flow is limited by the strongest limit. If neither an [[Inlet_q_(Water_Overlay)|INLET_Q]] or any threshold is defined, there will be no flow. | ||
* A negative [[Inlet q (Water Overlay)|INLET_Q]] changes the Inlet to an Outlet. | * A negative [[Inlet q (Water Overlay)|INLET_Q]] changes the Inlet to an Outlet. | ||
* The [[Lower threshold (Water Overlay)|lower]] and [[Upper threshold (Water Overlay)|upper threshold]]s can be seen as a the lowest and highest of "range" of valid water levels. If the actual water level does not fall in the specified range, the inlet will allow water to flow in or out (depending on the configuration) to correct the water level. | * The [[Lower threshold (Water Overlay)|lower]] and [[Upper threshold (Water Overlay)|upper threshold]]s can be seen as a the lowest and highest of "range" of valid water levels. If the actual water level does not fall in the specified range, the inlet will allow water to flow in or out (depending on the configuration) to correct the water level. | ||
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* [[How to correct inlets on land]] | * [[How to correct inlets on land]] | ||
* [[How to correct multiple constructions on the same location]] | * [[How to correct multiple constructions on the same location]] | ||
|seealso= | |||
* [[Inlet formula (Water Overlay)]] | |||
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{{WaterOverlay hydraulic structure nav}} | {{WaterOverlay hydraulic structure nav}} |
Revision as of 12:47, 2 October 2020
Inlets are points where water is either added to or removed from the hydrological model. It will add or remove water at a defined maximum rate, with optional thresholds for the amount of water to add or remove.
An inlet is a point-based construction.
Lower threshold (Water Overlay) Upper threshold (Water Overlay)
Icon | Key | Unit | Range | Description | Default value |
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INLET_AREA | boolean | When true the Inlet is spread across the entire building surface. | 0 | ||
INLET_Q | m3/sec | The maximum amount of water flowing into the model through this Inlet. A negative value means the building functions as an outlet, and water is removed from the hydrological model. | 0 | ||
INLET_CAPACITY | m3 | The maximum amount of water which can flow in or out through this Building. Water flowing back in the other direction replenishes the capacity. | 0 |
Notes
- Each Inlet attribute functions as a limit to the flow. If multiple are defined, the flow is limited by the strongest limit. If neither an INLET_Q or any threshold is defined, there will be no flow.
- A negative INLET_Q changes the Inlet to an Outlet.
- The lower and upper thresholds can be seen as a the lowest and highest of "range" of valid water levels. If the actual water level does not fall in the specified range, the inlet will allow water to flow in or out (depending on the configuration) to correct the water level.