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"Vind Opstroomaccumulatie" Vraag

MatthewKalcich

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Ik ben bezig met het gebruik van het Geometric \/ Utility-netwerk om een paar vragen te beantwoorden. Een daarvan is de opstroomaccumulatie tijdens piekuren voor een rioleringssysteem. Vervolgens wil ik scenario's uitwerken op basis van een uitgebreid plan en die cijfers vergelijken met het bestaande systeem om toekomstige problemen te signaleren. Ik heb een tool gevonden die precies lijkt te doen wat ik nodig heb, "Vind Opstroomaccumulatie". Mijn probleem is dat ik niet weet hoe ik het moet gebruiken. Ik voer de tool uit en het lijkt alsof het alleen een trace uitvoert, het lijkt echt niets op te tellen. Heeft iemand inzicht in hoe deze tool bedoeld is te werken?<\/P>

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MartinPflanz

Matthew,

Beyond the tool question itself, is the end result/need you have to look at your sewer system to make sure there are no overflows during peak times, and if so, find those trouble areas to recommend improving? If yes, I would encourage you to check with your engineering/planning group to see if they can assist with any hydraulic modeling tools to test the different scenarios. There will be an impact on inflow and infiltration through small leaks in sewer system elements during storm events and from groundwater, that would have a cumulative impact on final sanitary peak flow volumes (they could assist on selecting storm events to model, condition of system to model etc). Such modeling software can help account for those factors, design pipe sizes, and output the required system changes to meet future conditions so you can graphically compare current/new.

You mentioned in the post you had more questions - feel free to add/ask!

Respectfully,

Martin

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DonRodgers

I'm trying to do something similar to what you describe with the "Find Upstream Accumulation" tool. I have played with it and gleaned enough information from the helps to get a return on the status bar, as I imagine you have by now. Have you been able to determine what the number returned actually means or how it is calculated?

Don

MatthewKalcich

Thanks Martin,

At this time we are not looking to do modeling to this detail. We will look at peak times in the morning and assume a generic number for I&I, look at the slope, and pipe diameter to see what the current capacity is and compare it to different build out scenarios. These scenarios may never actually exist. The results will just aid in planning. When a conceptual design for the area is complete we will run a more detailed model at that time. We were looking into tools to quickly get the "generic" answers we need, it looks like the upstream accumulation tool will fit that current need.

Thanks for your reply,

Matt

MartinPflanz

Matthew,

You mentioned in the post you had more questions - feel free to add/ask!

Respectfully,

Martin

DarrenWiens2

Is this it? Finding the upstream accumulation—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

It says the total cost of the features is reported in the status bar. Does it do that, and is it the number you want?

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