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Explanation of The DBF Files in the IEDB Folder of InfoSewer

The list comprises various CSV files that store different types of data. The ALINK.csv, CBLINK.csv, DMLINK.csv, HLLINK.csv, LINK.csv, LKHLINKS.csv, MOLINK.csv, NDHLINKS.csv, and XNGLINK.csv files contain information about specific types of link elements.

The ANNO.csv and ANNODATA.csv files contain annotation data, while the ANODE.csv, CBNODE.csv, DMNODE.csv, HLNODE.csv, MONODE.csv, NODE.csv, MAPSSND.csv, and … Read the rest

Importing Data from InfoSewer to InfoSWMM

Importing Data from InfoSewer to InfoSWMM

The direct import of InfoSewer to InfoSWMM (Figure 1) is both direct and robust, but you must be aware of Run Manager changes to optimize the InfoSWMM model:

  1. Ensure that the Flow Units in InfoSWMM Run Manager match the default flow units in InfoSewer
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How to Setup RDII in InfoSewer Pro (Storms)

Rainfall Dependent Infiltration/Inflow (RDII) plays a significant role in sanitary or combined sewer modeling, enabling you to simulate the effects of rainfall events. Innovyze's InfoSewer is a robust platform that allows the modeling of Infiltration/Inflow using RDII parameters or RTK Hydrographs. This short guide will walk you through the process … Read the rest

How to ReMake an IEDB Folder for InfoSewer

How to ReMake an IEDB Folder for InfoSewer. Why would you do this? If there are ESRI errors if you update your InfoSewer Map. You need two files and folders: One New and One OLD MXD file, One New, and One Old ISDB folder. Here the steps in the process.Read the rest

How to Make an Internal Outfall into an External Outfall when you have more than one link connected to an Outfall in SWMM5 or InfoSWMM

 

Subject: How to Make an Internal Outfall into an External Outfall when you have more than one link connected to an Outfall

Step 1: Identify the Problem "ERROR 141: Outfall J-561 has more than 1 inlet link or an outlet link." Means you have an outfall node in the 
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New Domain Nodes and Links in InfoSewer

This is a feature long missing in InfoSewer and yet has been widely used in InfoSWMM and InfoWater. This tool allows a user to copy a list of manholes or links and add them to the Domain Nodes or Domain Links, respectively. Once the user makes use of this new Read the rest

How to Use Population for DWF in SWMM5 and InfoSWMM

The SWMM5 engine uses mean flow as the dry weather flow value (DWF) and not population but does allow weekday, weekend, daily and monthly patterns. You can use these many pattern options to actually use population in the SWMM5 and InfoSWMM dry weather flow tables. Here are the steps as Read the rest

How to Use Arc Map Selection to add to Domains in #InfoSewer and #InfoSWMM

How to Use Arc Map Selection to add to Domains in #InfoSewer and #InfoSWMM:

  1. Use the Arc Map Selection Tools
  2. Select a layer of Nodes or Links in Arc Map
  3. Add your elements to the Arc Map Selection and finally
  4. Add the selected elements from Arc Map to the InfoSewer
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How to create an output relate in InfoSewer which can identify in the domain pipes that exceeds a specific Adjusted d/D ratio

How to create an output relate which can identify in the domain pipes that exceed a specific Adjusted d/D ratio. This may be useful for you to more easily find these in the Map:

If you create a query. I called mine Backwater but I could have better called it … Read the rest

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