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Modeling subsurface storage

Posted by Katie Blasnett on March 23, 2010 at 9:36am

I’m trying to represent a subsurface storage unit that consists of 5, 300-foot long 66” pipes with a 66” pipe distributing flow and another 66” pipe collecting flow at the other end. This layout doesn’t have a standard outlet structurethat is easily represented by a storage unit with a rating curve. Has anyone run into issues with representingsubsurface storage units and have any suggesting for modeling units that don’trespond like a basin with a standard outlet structure?

Thanks,

Katie

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Robert Dickinson March 29, 2010 at 9:04am

Hi, you can try using a storage node with infiltration or the SWMM 5 OUTLETS to to simulate odd features.

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