This blog is about using the Advanced Force Main Solution and Gravity Main Attenuation in InfoSewer for better Pump, Force Main, Gravity Main Simulations 
Here are the steps from the beginning for importing data into InfoSewer:
| Make a new InfoSewer Model and add in the layers you want to import
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| Initialize the InfoSewer Arc Map to the Coordinates of the Layers you have added
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| Look at the Attributes of the of the Layers in |
One of the advantages of the three Run options in InfoSewer (Bullet 1 in the image) which are Steady Sate, Design and Extended Period or EPS Modeling is that you can use Peaking Flow Factors for the Steady State Loading Manholes (Bullet 2 in the image). Unfortunately, you cannot use
| A Simple Advanced Model in InfoSewer |
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How InfoSewer and InfoSWMM are Extensions in Arc Map with Add On Extensions with Applications
A Possible Arc Map Extensions
B Possible InfoSWMM Add On Extensions to the basic Arc Map Program
C Applications such as InfoSWMM 2D, RDII Analyst and Risk Assessment Manager that work alongside of InfoSWMM or
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| How to Create a Geodatabase in InfoWater, InfoSWMM or InfoSewer |
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| Data Sharing Ideas for InfoSWMM and InfoSewer |
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1. Gravity Main
2. Wet Well
3. Pump
4. Chamber Manhole
5. Force Main if you have many force mains the node BETWEEN two force mains has to be a Chamber Manhole
Subject: My History with Various Versions of SWMM: SWMM3, SWMM4, SWMM5, XP-SWMM and InfoSWMMI first learned about SWMM in a brochure from the University of Florida when I was just a 17 year old senior in High School. Water resources and the description of SWMM seemed to be worthy career
Subject: H2OMAP Sewer and InfoSewer DB Queries to find Loading Manholes
This Database Query (DB) will find all loading Manholes with a Load1 and a Load2 greater than 0. InfoSewer has up to ten possible loads in a Manhole. You can use the DB Query (Figure 1) to … Read the rest
Subject: How to Make a Small Model out of a Large Model in H2OMAP Sewer
The process is easy if you use Domain and Facilities.
Step 1. Use the Trace Upstream Network Command in Utilities to find the upstream network from your node of interest. The upstream network is saved … Read the rest
This is how InfoSewer can use a time series of inflow at a specific node:
1. Use a mean loading of 1 so that the values in the Inflow Time Series stay the same as your inflow units in InfoSewer (Figure 1)
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How to Use the Map Display for the Maximum Adjusted d/D or Maximum q/Q in an EPS InfoSewer Simulation
You can do a Map Display of the adjusted d/D values (Figure 1) from the Gravity Main Range Report (Figure 2) to show those pipes … Read the rest
Subject: Steps in Using RDII Analyst for InfoSWMM, ICM and InfoSewer
Step 1: Create a Base UH in the Operation Tab of the Attribute Browser using RDII Analyst (Figure 1)
Step 2: Assign a UH to at Least 1 Node Using the Inflow Icon
Step 3: Open Up RDII Analyst
InfoSewer Flow Attenuation Sensitivity
The three Run manager parameters, Maximum Number of Segments, Minimum Travel Distance and the Minimum Travel Distance in InfoSewer and H2OMAP Sewer affect the shape and flow attenuation of the flow in a link. The effect of using the flow attenuation is to reduce the peak … Read the rest