Subject: Drawing a diagram Posted: 4/29/2025 Viewed: 564 times
I need a diagram that draws the inlet and outlet of the reservoir and the outlet on the same page, not separately. This :supply and Resources/ Reservoir/inflow and outflow ,Gives each individual demand. I want inflow to area and outflow from area in a plot
Mr. Doug Chalmers
Subject: Re: Drawing a diagram Posted: 4/30/2025 Viewed: 531 times
Hani,
If I understand correctly, you want to see both the inflow and outflow from the reservoir in the same results view. To do this, you should go to the results for Streamflow under supply and resources. Then select the node locations immediately upstream and downstream of your reservoir.
Hope this helps!
-Doug
Mrs. Hani Sharifi Moghadam
Subject: Re: Drawing a diagram Posted: 5/1/2025 Viewed: 504 times
Thanks for the answer
In supply and resources Streamflow option does not exist. Inflow to Area, outflow from Area exists and streamflow is under River that does not work because it gives information about Reaches. Is it possible to combine inflow to area and outflow from area in the same plot?
Mr. Doug Chalmers
Subject: Re: Drawing a diagram Posted: 5/2/2025 Viewed: 441 times
Hani,
In general, you can save any Results graph as a Favorite and then display multiple Favorites side-by-side using Scenario Explorer. You can also always export any Results graph to Excel or CSV and customize your own results spreadsheet.
Here are a few particular options for what I think you're looking for:
1. Results\Supply and Resources\Reservoirs\Inflows and Outflows. This will show the volume and direction of water moving in and out of your reservoirs. If you need to aggregate these numbers and don't want to see the individual sources and destinations, you could export them to Excel and aggregate them.
2. Results\Supply and Resources\Reservoirs\Steamflow. This will indeed show the flow along each reach, but you can select the locations below the nodes or reaches you are interested in. You could select the node or reach immediately upstream of your reservoir and then immediately downstream of your reservoir. This would provide the inflow and the outflow of your reservoir. You can go to the Schematic and see the name of the Withdrawal Nodes along your river to line up with this plot.
3. You could use Results\Supply and Resources\Inflow to Area and Outflow from Area. While they are two separate plots, you could use Scenario Explorer to view them side-by-side, or export the two plots to CSV or Excel, and join them side-by-side in a spreadsheet.
