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Transcript
00:03
Upon completion of a Designer run,
00:06
the Export view provides you with the ability to export the recommended improvements to various locations,
00:12
and review a listing of pipes recommended to be paralleled.
00:15
You can select which solution you want to export.
00:18
For pipes, there are two separate methods available for exporting recommended modifications
00:24
into appropriate pipe database tables.
00:26
The first method allows you to update any user-selected pipe information database field with the computed design action.
00:33
The second method, which applies to non-parallel pipes only,
00:37
lets you update any chosen pipe set with the recommended pipe diameters and/or roughness values.
00:43
Note that it may be useful to create new pipe, pump, and tank sets before exporting design data back to your model.
00:51
You can then create a new scenario with these updated sets, and run simulations to compare results between your scenarios.
00:58
Verify that the solution is acceptable under all proposed operating conditions, including future conditions.
01:05
Ultimately, you are looking for a solution that works for Steady State, Fire Flow, and Extended Period conditions.
Video transcript
00:03
Upon completion of a Designer run,
00:06
the Export view provides you with the ability to export the recommended improvements to various locations,
00:12
and review a listing of pipes recommended to be paralleled.
00:15
You can select which solution you want to export.
00:18
For pipes, there are two separate methods available for exporting recommended modifications
00:24
into appropriate pipe database tables.
00:26
The first method allows you to update any user-selected pipe information database field with the computed design action.
00:33
The second method, which applies to non-parallel pipes only,
00:37
lets you update any chosen pipe set with the recommended pipe diameters and/or roughness values.
00:43
Note that it may be useful to create new pipe, pump, and tank sets before exporting design data back to your model.
00:51
You can then create a new scenario with these updated sets, and run simulations to compare results between your scenarios.
00:58
Verify that the solution is acceptable under all proposed operating conditions, including future conditions.
01:05
Ultimately, you are looking for a solution that works for Steady State, Fire Flow, and Extended Period conditions.
Upon completion of a Designer run, the Export view provides the ability to export the recommended improvements to various locations, and review a listing of pipes recommended to be paralleled.
Select which solution to export. For pipes, there are two separate methods available for exporting recommended modifications into appropriate pipe database tables:
It is useful to create new pipe, pump, and tank sets before exporting design data back to the model. Then, create a new scenario with these updated sets, and run simulations to compare results between the scenarios.
Verify that the solution is acceptable under all proposed operating conditions, including future conditions. Ultimately, look for a solution that works for Steady State, Fire Flow, and Extended Period conditions.
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