HI, I am trying to run a distribution model in EPS in which the source is a over head tank on the hillock which serves a colony in which every building consists of a service overhead tank. But when I run this model flow is getting multiplied and not showing the actual hydraulics. Can you help me in thisTWS all Tank.wtg I attached the model also for your reference.
Thanks in advance,
Eswar
Hello Eswar
You have uploaded only .wtg file, please upload .wtg.sqlite file as well without which the model cannot be opened.
How are you modeling building service overhead tanks, you could put a junction for this with total demand of the building.
Regards,
Sushma Choure
Bentley Technical Suppport
Hi Sushma
Sorry for that,Herewith I am attaching the Whole model All Tanks.zip
I need the tank level for each passing hour of each building over head tank, that's why I modeled it as a Tank.
Thanks
Tank Levels:
Flows out of the Reservoir (They get erratic once demand starts at 4:00):
It looks as if these tanks may be so tiny that they fill up in a fraction of a time step. If this is the case, then you would need to take very small time steps if yo really wanted to model them.
This is analogous to trying to model the filling and draining of toilet tanks. You would need to take time steps on the order of a few seconds.
What is the problem you are trying to solve? If it is design of the piping network, as long as you provide sufficient flow to the junction nodes, that is usually adequate.
Hi Stephen,
I appreciate your effort. Can you send me the model you worked out, that will be helpful for me.
TWS all Tank - edit.wtg.zip
Here's the updated model. I'm not sure if you'll be able to open it, as I think I'm on a newer version of WaterGEMS. When I saved the file it updated the schema to a newer version.
Eswar,
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