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    • Robert Dickinson July 12, 2012 at 5:48pm

      Generally anything you see graphically is ONLY reported at the report time step.  Anything you see in a summary table like nodes and flooding is at EVERY time step no matter how small the time step,  I hope this helps.

    • Robert Dickinson July 12, 2012 at 5:46pm

      post-edit.g?ui=2&ik=60d08093d9&view=att&th=12ced07626cfd0ac&attid=0.1&disp=emb&zwSubject: Total Time Above Rim Elevation at a Node

      1. Total Surcharge Time is the total time above the crown of the highest connecting pipe to a node.

      2. Total Time Above Rim Elevation – this is the flooding time of the node and it includes flood time as well as ponding time. You can find this in the Junction Summary Report of InfoSWMM under the column Total Flood Time. The Total Flood Time is less than the Total Surcharge Time as the depth in the Node is higher.

      1. A node is flooded if the node depth equals the node rim elevation – the flooded time is the total time excess flow coming out the top of the manhole,
      2. A node is flooded if the node depth is above the rim elevation and you are using the Surface Ponding Option – the flooded time is the ponding time
      3. A node is flooded if the node depth equals the node surchage elevation – the flooded time is the total time excess flow coming out the top of the surcharged manhole.

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    • Robert Dickinson July 12, 2012 at 5:10pm

      Welcome Dan!

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