Time Varying Results grid
This grid can be used to display:
- all time varying results for a single network object
- a single time varying result for a selection of network objects
The grid is displayed by gridding results for a single object or by gridding results for selected objects.
Note: If there are no results for an object (for example if a sub-network is simulated), the grid cells for that object will be empty.
Grid features
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Time varying results fields for nodes | See the following table: Time varying results - Nodes. | ||||||||
Time varying results fields for links | See the following table: Time varying results - Links. | ||||||||
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Column order | Columns can be rearranged by clicking the column header and dragging the column to the required location in the grid. |
Time varying results - Nodes
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Hydrant Flow |
Flow due to percentage opening of hydrant valve |
HYDRANT |
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Opening |
Percentage opening of hydrant valve |
HYDRANT |
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Demand |
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BASIC RESERVOIR TRANSFER HYDRANT |
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Concentration |
The concentration at the node of the pollutant being modelled in the Water Quality simulation. If this is not a Water Quality Run this column is hidden. |
ALL |
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FFA Flow |
The fire flow at each node. Fire Flow Availability simulations only. |
ALL |
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FFA Residual Pressure |
The residual pressure at each node. Fire Flow Availability simulations only. |
ALL |
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Head |
Head at node at timestep t |
ALL |
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Leakage |
Total leakage on node. Calculated as sum of pressure related leakage and constant leakage loss defined on Node Demand Page. |
ALL |
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Pressure |
Pressure at node at the current timestep |
ALL |
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Status |
The value for Status at each timestep can be one of the following:
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ALL |
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Trace 01 <node ID> to Trace 10 <node ID> |
The percentage of water at this node that has come via the Trace Node (selected in the Water Quality Options dialog when scheduling a Water Quality Simulation). This can be useful in analysing systems that draw water from more than one source. See Water Quality Model for more details on how this is calculated. Columns will only be displayed if there are Trace Nodes selected in the simulation. If this is not a Water Quality Run these columns are hidden. |
ALL |
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Dominant Source |
Indication of which source contributes the most to water reaching the node, where the sources are Trace Nodes (selected in the Water Quality Options dialog when scheduling a Water Quality Simulation).
This column will only be displayed if there are Trace Nodes selected in the simulation. If this is not a Water Quality Run this column is hidden. |
ALL |
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Age of Water |
This factor gives an estimate of the age of water at various points in the system. This can be used as a rule of thumb measure of underlying water quality. Any new water entering the system at reservoirs or source nodes has age zero, unless an Initial Age of Water has been specified. InfoWorks calculates the average length of time the water at this node has spent in the system before arriving here. See Water Quality Model for more details on how this is calculated. If this is not a Water Quality Run this column is hidden. |
ALL |
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Turbidity |
Turbidity at the node Applicable when carrying out Turbidity Analysis only. |
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Load (In - Out) |
Net rate of inflow into reservoir (Inflow minus Outflow) |
RESERVOIR |
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Deficit |
The reservoir may become empty because the outflows exceed the inflows. InfoWorks allows computation to continue with the assumption that reservoir head remains at the reservoir bottom level. The deficit is the amount of water needed to maintain head at that level. |
RESERVOIR |
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Depth |
Vertical distance from reservoir bottom level to water level |
RESERVOIR |
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Inflow |
Rate of flow into the Reservoir |
RESERVOIR |
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Outflow |
Rate of flow out of the Reservoir |
RESERVOIR |
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Percentage Full |
Volume of water in the reservoir expressed as a percentage of available capacity. (Volume of water above the reservoir Minimum Operating Level specified in the Reservoir Parameters Page of the Reservoir Property Sheet). |
RESERVOIR |
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Spill |
The total amount of water lost to the system due to reservoir overflow |
RESERVOIR |
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Volume |
Volume of water in the reservoir |
RESERVOIR |
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CO2 Equivalent Loss |
Applicable when carrying out Sustainability Analysis only. Daily rate of energy loss at customer connections expressed as a carbon dioxide equivalent. |
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Energy Loss |
Applicable when carrying out Sustainability Analysis only. Daily rate of energy loss at customer connections. |
ALL |
Time varying results - Links
Results field | Description | Link type | Use | ||||||||
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Headloss per unit distance |
Difference in head between upstream node and downstream node divided by link length. |
ALL |
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Velocity |
Distance travelled by water through link per unit time. |
ALL |
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Flow |
Volume of water flowing through link per unit time. |
ALL |
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DW Friction Factor |
Darcy Weisbach friction coefficient. See Pipe Calculations for more details. |
ALL |
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Head Difference |
Difference in head between upstream and downstream nodes of pipe. |
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Headloss |
Loss in pressure between upstream and downstream nodes of pipe due to frictional and minor losses affected by flow in the pipe. |
ALL |
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High Pressure |
Highest pressure experienced along pipe at timestep (t). The calculation of this result depends on whether the Advise on Hydraulic Transients option is switched on (see Simulation Options dialog):
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Low Pressure |
Lowest pressure experienced along pipe at timestep (t). The calculation of this result depends on whether the Advise on Hydraulic Transients option is switched on (see Simulation Options dialog):
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Pressure Criticality |
Ratio of pressure experienced in the link at time (t) to allowable working pressure calculated as: High Pressure at timestep (t) / Pressure Class Pressure Criticality will be zero, if a pressure class has not been specified for the link. |
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Pipe Carrying Capacity |
The concentration of sediment that can be held within the flow at the current timestep. If Pipe Carrying Capacity is less than the sediment deposition limit, sediment is being deposited in the pipe. If Pipe Carrying Capacity is greater than the sediment suspension limit, sediment is eroded from the pipe bed and remains in suspension. See WatSed Pipe Sedimentation Model for more details. |
ALL |
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Sediment Status |
The value for Sediment Status at each timestep can be one of the following:
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Status |
The value for Status at each timestep can be one of the following:
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Transient Pressure |
Applicable to a simulation with Advise on Hydraulic Transients option switched on (see Simulation Options dialog). Transient pressure amplitude calculated as:
See Transients Advisor for more information. |
ALL |
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Cost |
Cost due to daily rates charges |
PST |
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Cumulative Cost |
Total cost due to daily rates charges from start of simulation to present timestep |
PST |
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Head |
Pumping head |
PST |
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Loss |
Pump energy loss |
PST |
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Total pumps on |
Number of pumps currently running in pumping station |
PST |
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Power |
Electric Power used by pumps |
PST |
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State |
The value for State at each timestep can be one of the following:
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PST |
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Electricity Tariff |
Daily rates charge specified in Electricity Tariff on Daily Rates Page and Daily Rate Usage Page. |
PST |
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Variable Speed |
Speed of pump (variable speed pumps only) |
PST |
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PST Energy |
Energy usage at Pump Station at current timestep |
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Opening |
Percentage valve opening. If the valve is not a control valve, percentage opening will be 100% |
VALVE |
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Pressure |
Pressure at downstream node of valve link |
VALVE |
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CO2 Equivalent Loss |
Applicable when carrying out Sustainability Analysis only. Daily rate of energy loss due to friction and minor losses expressed as a carbon dioxide equivalent. For pumping stations this is the loss in the bypass pipe, if active. |
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Energy Loss |
Applicable when carrying out Sustainability Analysis only. Daily rate of energy loss due to friction and minor losses. For pumping stations this is the loss in the bypass pipe, if active. |
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PST CO2 Equivalent |
Applicable when carrying out Sustainability Analysis only. Total energy usage expressed as a carbon dioxide equivalent. |
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Shear Stress |
The applied hydraulic shear stress in the pipe. |
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Stored Turbidity Ratio |
The ratio of the amount of discolouration material to the total amount of such material bound to the pipe wall. Applicable when carrying out Turbidity Analysis only. |
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Peak Turbidity |
The peak value of the turbidity in all segments in the pipe at the completion of the water quality time loop. Applicable when carrying out Turbidity Analysis only. |
ALL |