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All Topics | Topic "Demand Site Connection"
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Mr. Ahmed Rafique

Subject: Demand Site Connection   
Posted: 11/13/2016 Viewed: 14274 times
Is there any difference if I connect Demand Site directly with the reservoir or if i connect D/S with the reach D/S of Reservoir?

Rafique
Ms. Stephanie Galaitsi

Subject: Re: Demand Site Connection   
Posted: 11/15/2016 Viewed: 14263 times
Dear Ahmed,

It does not make a difference. If you wanted to differentiate between those situations, you would need to think about changing your demand priorities.
Mr. Ahmed Rafique

Subject: Re: Demand Site Connection   
Posted: 11/15/2016 Viewed: 14257 times
Thanks Stepanie.
Eng. Hùng Việt

Subject: Re: Demand Site Connection   
Posted: 3/15/2017 Viewed: 13688 times
Dear Stepanie,

with my network, i had problem with waterdemand. in my network i have 4 waterdemand sites, from WD1 to WD4 in order from upstream to downstream (order: withdrawal 1,WD1 Return Flow node, withdrawal 2,WD2 Return Flow node, withdrawal 3,WD3 Return Flow node, withdrawal 4,WD4 Return Flow node,) but in my result for WD1, WD2 unmet demand on Dec, Jan and Feb but WD3, WD4 do not (in my setup model WD1, WD2, WD3, WD4 the same demand priority = 1).

i am not sure that in the WEAP, withdrawal 1 first and withdrawal 2 second because withdrawal 1 note site above withdrawal 2 note site)

Thanks!
Ms. Stephanie Galaitsi

Subject: Re: Demand Site Connection   
Posted: 3/15/2017 Viewed: 13678 times
Dear Hung,

Here is my first guess: It is possible that your WD3 and WD4 have lower demands, and are thus able to meet all their demands based entirely on the water returning into the river in the return flows from the demand sites immediately upstream. Without those return flows, the river would be empty (which is why WD1 and WD2 have unmet demand in that time step) but because they are returning flow into the river, there is flow for WD3 and WD4 to withdraw.

To check if this is the case, compare the flow from the return flows of the demand sites upstream to the flow in the river just before next demand site's withdrawal.
Topic "Demand Site Connection"