The original source is
http://www.gsshawiki.com/Infiltration:Parameter_Estimates
and has been modified to have values in mm instead of cm
It is best to use soil property and Green-Ampt infiltration parameters derived from field and laboratory measurements of infiltration on the study watershed. Even under controlled conditions hydraulic soil property measurements
Subject: How to Make a SWMM 5 Interface File from InfoSWMM for later usage
The steps are easy:
1. Make all Downstream Links from you nodes Inactive by using the Facility Manager
2. Change the Downstream node to an
The Structure of InfoSWMM, InfoWater and InfoSewer in Arc GIS
1. InfoSWMM or InfoSewer or Infowater is an extension of Arc GIS
2. InfoSWMM or InfoSewer or Infowater Layers are shown on the Arc GIS Table of Contents
3.
I (and a few others) think a welcome change to the DWF dialog in SWMM 5 would be the addition of another scale factor to modify the average flow field. The purpose of the scale factor would be to allow
Subject: How to Make a SWMM 5 Interface File from InfoSWMM
The steps are easy:
1. Make all Links Inactive by using the Facility Manager
2. Save the flows to the OUTFLOWS file of InfoSWMM
3. The Outlet Node of
One of the many key output graphics you can see both graphs and tables in InfoSWMM and H2OMap SWMM are the system processes. You can define the processes you want to use in the Run Manager along with these hydrology options for both infiltration:
1. Green Ampt
2. Horton
3. … Read the rest
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The control of odorous gases and the corrosion of sewers are the two most important problems in operating wastewater collection systems. H2S is the most commonly known and prevalent odorous gas associated with domestic wastewater collection and treatment systems. InfoSewer. InfoSWMM, H2OMap SWMM or H2… Read the rest
Several factors can effect the processing time needed to run simulations of sewer networks including computer hardware, simulation timestep, reporting timestep, size of the network, length of simulation, sophistication of the simulation (e.g. controls, 2D) etc. Even though our products utilize the most robust solution engines possible, simulations can take … Read the rest