Carlson sewer network model is a powerfule program for the
design and analysis of networks. A storm sewer network is generally
made up of pipes, structures and inlets. A sanitary/utility
network, unlike a storm sewer, doesn't have inlets. There may be
more than one pipe entering a structure, but only one can exit. The
network type is specified via the
Sewer Network Settings command.
Sewer structure types and inlet types are defined in their
libraries. The default library files are stored in the user
directory. Some users would like to share library data and put the
library files on a central server and can specify the libraries via
Sewer Network Settings command. The sewer network file saves sewer
structure and sewer inlet parameters in the .sew file so the sewer
network data can be run on any computers that haven't the library
files. Once load the sewer structure and inlet data, the program
would check the default or user-specify library files and add the
new data to the library if it's not in the library.
Pulldown Menu Location:
Keyboard Command:
Prerequisite: Sewer network file .sew