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In info works.
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WS pro A demand area analysis provides data that allows users to
00:09
review the current demand for water and project future potential demand areas.
00:15
After generating demand areas from area codes with the demand area grid open,
00:19
you can view the outputs of the demand areas live data analysis as a graph
00:25
from the grid right, click demand area 35 and select properties.
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The demand area 35 dialog box appears which
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contains the properties for this specific demand area
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open the flow slash pressure tab
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the graph is only populated when the relevant live data
00:43
configuration file is open along with the network and control.
00:48
The graph displays total inflows outflows and net
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inflow into the demand area from transfer nodes,
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meters and pumping stations.
00:58
If a demand area or pressure managed area A
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and P node has been defined,
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then the pressures of these nodes can be
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displayed from simulation results and live data.
01:08
The flow slash pressure graph properties can be edited and
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the graph can be printed or copied to the clipboard
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to do so. Right, click the graph and select an option from the context menu
01:20
reviewing live data usage according to demand area allows you
01:23
to adjust operations accordingly and detect any long term issues.
00:03
In info works.
00:04
WS pro A demand area analysis provides data that allows users to
00:09
review the current demand for water and project future potential demand areas.
00:15
After generating demand areas from area codes with the demand area grid open,
00:19
you can view the outputs of the demand areas live data analysis as a graph
00:25
from the grid right, click demand area 35 and select properties.
00:30
The demand area 35 dialog box appears which
00:33
contains the properties for this specific demand area
00:37
open the flow slash pressure tab
00:40
the graph is only populated when the relevant live data
00:43
configuration file is open along with the network and control.
00:48
The graph displays total inflows outflows and net
00:52
inflow into the demand area from transfer nodes,
00:55
meters and pumping stations.
00:58
If a demand area or pressure managed area A
01:01
and P node has been defined,
01:03
then the pressures of these nodes can be
01:04
displayed from simulation results and live data.
01:08
The flow slash pressure graph properties can be edited and
01:11
the graph can be printed or copied to the clipboard
01:14
to do so. Right, click the graph and select an option from the context menu
01:20
reviewing live data usage according to demand area allows you
01:23
to adjust operations accordingly and detect any long term issues.
In InfoWorks WS Pro, a demand area analysis provides data that allows users to review the current demand for water and project future potential demand areas.
To view the outputs of the live data analysis of the demand area as a graph:
Note: The graph is only populated when the relevant live data configuration file is open, along with the network and control.
The graph displays total inflows, outflows, and net inflow into the Demand Area from transfer nodes, meters, and pumping stations. If a demand area or pressure managed area AZNP node has been defined, then the pressures at these nodes can be displayed from simulation results and live data.
To edit the Flow/Pressure graph properties, or to print or copy the graph to the clipboard: