Customized Device Sample Clauses

Customized Device. Two additional internal nodes can be used to represent any desired devices (such as air release valves). End nodes are located at each end of all pipe links. End nodes represent both passive connections, such as junctions and connections to supplies, and active elements, such as pumps. One or more pipe links can connect to a common end node. For non-directional end nodes (junctions, reservoirs, tanks, variable pressure supplies, and sprinklers), pipe links can be connected in any manner. For directional end nodes (pumps, loss elements, and regulators), an inlet and outlet connection point are shown and pipe links must be connected to the appropriate side of the element so that the direction indicated is correct. Pumps and loss elements (but not regulators) can connect (on one side) directly to a reservoir. This condition is modeled when no pipe link connections are made to one side of the element. This side is then modeled as a constant head reservoir and the reservoir head must be specified with the input data. All end node types can be interchanged. If a change is made from a non-directional to a directional node, the pipe links will connect arbitrarily. It is necessary to make sure that the direction is correct and the pipe links are properly connected. However, an end node can be changed to an internal node only if there are exactly two pipe links and the basic pipe link properties are the same (except length and minor coefficients). If the properties are not the same, the change to an internal node will be possible only if an option to utilize common properties is accepted.
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