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Transcript
00:03
When working in InfoWater Pro UDF, it can be helpful to create a field journal, or flush book, for a flush zone.
00:11
A flush book consists of a series of graphical maps and technical data sheets
00:15
to guide field personnel in implementing developed UDF sequences.
00:20
For every flush zone analyzed by InfoWater Pro UDF,
00:24
the field journal creates a map for each flush sequence,
00:27
detailing the fire hydrants and valves that need to be manipulated for systematic, unidirectional cleaning.
00:33
Information including pressure, flow, flushing volume, flushing duration, and water quality is also included for each sequence.
00:43
To create a flush book, open an InfoWater Pro UDF model in which you have created a flush zone
00:49
and have run at least one flushing sequence successfully.
00:52
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, expand the More drop-down and pick Print Field Journal.
01:00
In the Select Sequence Range dialog, select the range of sequences to include in the flush book,
01:06
and if needed, customize the paper size, layout, and page margins.
01:12
When you have made your selections, click OK.
01:16
Note that the Message Board window provides information about each sequence,
01:20
including residual pressure, shear stress, and velocity measurements for critical map elements.
01:27
In the Print Field Journal window that opens, click Report Settings.
01:32
In the Report Settings dialog, Layout tab, adjust the Date Display Format, browse to and select a Logo File, and type a Description.
01:41
There are additional options to adjust the legend and content fonts.
01:48
You can also open the Header and Footer tabs to customize information visible within each.
01:54
When you are finished, click the check mark button to save your changes and close the dialog.
02:00
Next, in the toolbar, click Page Setup to open the Page Setup dialog.
02:07
Here, you can customize the paper size, units, and orientation, along with the size of the page margins.
02:14
When finished, click OK to update the layout of the flush book.
02:18
Finally, click Print to print a hard copy of the journal.
Video transcript
00:03
When working in InfoWater Pro UDF, it can be helpful to create a field journal, or flush book, for a flush zone.
00:11
A flush book consists of a series of graphical maps and technical data sheets
00:15
to guide field personnel in implementing developed UDF sequences.
00:20
For every flush zone analyzed by InfoWater Pro UDF,
00:24
the field journal creates a map for each flush sequence,
00:27
detailing the fire hydrants and valves that need to be manipulated for systematic, unidirectional cleaning.
00:33
Information including pressure, flow, flushing volume, flushing duration, and water quality is also included for each sequence.
00:43
To create a flush book, open an InfoWater Pro UDF model in which you have created a flush zone
00:49
and have run at least one flushing sequence successfully.
00:52
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, expand the More drop-down and pick Print Field Journal.
01:00
In the Select Sequence Range dialog, select the range of sequences to include in the flush book,
01:06
and if needed, customize the paper size, layout, and page margins.
01:12
When you have made your selections, click OK.
01:16
Note that the Message Board window provides information about each sequence,
01:20
including residual pressure, shear stress, and velocity measurements for critical map elements.
01:27
In the Print Field Journal window that opens, click Report Settings.
01:32
In the Report Settings dialog, Layout tab, adjust the Date Display Format, browse to and select a Logo File, and type a Description.
01:41
There are additional options to adjust the legend and content fonts.
01:48
You can also open the Header and Footer tabs to customize information visible within each.
01:54
When you are finished, click the check mark button to save your changes and close the dialog.
02:00
Next, in the toolbar, click Page Setup to open the Page Setup dialog.
02:07
Here, you can customize the paper size, units, and orientation, along with the size of the page margins.
02:14
When finished, click OK to update the layout of the flush book.
02:18
Finally, click Print to print a hard copy of the journal.
When working in InfoWater Pro UDF, it can be helpful to create a field journal, or flush book, for a flush zone. A flush book consists of a series of graphical maps and technical data sheets to guide field personnel in implementing developed UDF sequences.
For every flush zone analyzed by InfoWater Pro UDF, the field journal creates a map for each flush sequence, detailing the fire hydrants and valves that need to be manipulated for systematic, unidirectional cleaning. Information including pressure, flow, flushing volume, flushing duration, and water quality is also included for each sequence.
To create a flush book:
The program exports a map for each sequence in the specified range. The Message Board window provides information about each sequence, including residual pressure, shear stress, and velocity measurements for critical map elements.
Note the additional options to adjust the legend and content fonts.
To change page setup details, if needed:
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