ReachNodeFlowTypes Enumeration

Enumeration defining the flow between a node and a reach.

Namespace: DHI.Mike1D.Engine.ModuleHD
Assembly: DHI.Mike1D.Engine (in DHI.Mike1D.Engine.dll) Version: 19.0.0.0 (11.1.1.1111)

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public enum ReachNodeFlowTypes

Public Enumeration ReachNodeFlowTypes

public enum class ReachNodeFlowTypes

Members

Member name	Value	Description
Default	0	Default flow, either inflow or outflow from reach to node. Water level is coupled between node and reach, i.e. the water level in the node and in the first water level will equal or differ only due to head loss.
ZeroFlow	1	The node and the reach is decoupled and there is no flow between them. The reach (the first hdh-grid point) were set up using a zero-flow "boundary condition". This happens e.g. when the water level in the node falls below the reach bottom level, and there is not free outflow from the reach (typically reach slope is away from the node). When ZeroFlow type is in use, then the contribution from the first grid point in the reach is ignored when calculating the node mass balance equation; the grid point calculates its own mass balance equation.
FreeOutflow	2	There is free outflow from reach into node. The reach (the first hdh-grid point) were set using a free outflow "boundary condition", i.e. water is flowing freely from reach into node, and node state has no influence on the flow. In rare occasions, in the transition between free outflow and default flow, the actual flow may be from node to reach, even though the FreeOutflow type is set.

Member name

Value

Description

Default

Default flow, either inflow or outflow from reach to node. Water level is coupled between node and reach, i.e. the water level in the node and in the first water level will equal or differ only due to head loss.

ZeroFlow

The node and the reach is decoupled and there is no flow between them.

The reach (the first hdh-grid point) were set up using a zero-flow "boundary condition".

This happens e.g. when the water level in the node falls below the reach bottom level, and there is not free outflow from the reach (typically reach slope is away from the node).

When ZeroFlow type is in use, then the contribution from the first grid point in the reach is ignored when calculating the node mass balance equation; the grid point calculates its own mass balance equation.

FreeOutflow

There is free outflow from reach into node.

The reach (the first hdh-grid point) were set using a free outflow "boundary condition", i.e. water is flowing freely from reach into node, and node state has no influence on the flow.

In rare occasions, in the transition between free outflow and default flow, the actual flow may be from node to reach, even though the FreeOutflow type is set.

Reference

DHI.Mike1D.Engine.ModuleHD Namespace