Pipe Layer Data

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Pipe Layer Data

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waterRIDE™ allows the user to interrogate pipe flow data from a waterRIDE™ Pipe Layer (*.wrp). Pipe flow can be linked to 2D water surfaces.

 

Pipe layers are imported from pipe network models into waterRDE™'s Link/Node structure. The following pipe flow outputs are supported:

TUFLOW

MIKE Urban

MIKE11 (1D results imported as basic link/node model)

InfoWorks

 

Pipe layers generally contain the following parameters (where available):

Node_ID : ID of node

Node_Type: New, Manhole, Pit, Weir, Pump, Storage, Channel

Node_Class: plain, boundary, junction, bifurcation, crossover, u/s end, d/s end

Node_Branch: An internal branch ID

Node_Invert: Node invert

Node_Ground: Ground elevation

Node_WL: Water surface elevation

Node_Depth: Depth above invert

Node_Flood: Depth over ground

Link_ID: ID of Link

Link_Type: New, Pipe, Rect_Culvert, Irreg_Culvert, Trap_Channel, Open_Channel

Link_Slope: Slope of link (u/s to d/s)

Link_Diam: Diameter of link

Link_Q: Flow in link

Link_Vel: Velocity in link

Link_%_cap.: Flow in pipe as a percentage of pipe capacity calculated using Colebrook-White equation

 

If a pipe layer is made active, it can be interrogated in the same way as a water surface (see using surface tools).

 

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Time series plots of any parameter can be extracted.

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Clicking in a downstream direction, waterRIDE will automatically connect through junctions to create a profile plot.

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This tool allows the user to identify the parts of the pipe network that contribute to flow at that node/manhole. Simply left click on an active node based parameter to utilise the tool.

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Linking Pipe Results with 2D Water Surfaces

Pipe layers can be displayed inconjunction with 2D surface water. During conversion, there is an option to link the pipe results to the 2D surface water results. To view both pipes and surface water:

1.a view must contain both the pipe layer (*.wrp) and the 2D water surface (*.wrr/*.wrb).

2.the pipe layer must be made active

3.the water surface must be thematic (the active parameter can be defined by the user)

 

As the pipe layer is animated, the 2D water surface will animate at the same time.

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