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Transcript
00:03
InfoWater Pro UDF helps you to develop an effective unidirectional flushing program for cleaning water mains.
00:12
This can restore hydraulic capacity and enhance water quality.
00:17
The UDF interface includes the UDF Attribute Browser,
00:23
which displays the properties of any UDF feature—hydrant, valve, or pipe—selected with the UDF Selection tool.
00:33
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, click the UDF button to open the UDF Attribute Browser.
00:43
For hydrants, InfoWater Pro UDF assumes that only one nozzle on the hydrant is open during the flush sequence.
00:53
The emitter coefficient should reflect the flow nozzle size.
00:58
Information related to hydraulic calculations is required.
01:03
For valves, UDF assumes that all valves are open, unless specified as closed within the Flush Sequence Manager.
01:13
Valves are also specified as closed when set to close within a sequence.
01:19
Note that for UDF analysis of pipes, all pipe information fields are optional.
01:26
Information in these fields is only intended to help you better understand the system.
01:32
Information in bold, but not underlined, is required for UDF analysis.
01:40
Other fields contain information to help you understand the system.
01:44
The UDF Attribute Browser also provides access to:
01:50
Flush Zone Selection:
01:52
This drop-down allows you to manually select a flush zone.
01:57
Flush Zone Manager:
01:60
Here, you can create and manage parameters and characteristics for specific flush zones within a distribution system.
02:09
Flush Zone Statistics:
02:11
Provides report information about the currently selected flush zone,
02:16
including the number of sequences, total length of pipe flushed, and other data.
02:22
Flush Sequence Manager:
02:25
Here, you specify sequencing and view sequence results within a flush zone.
02:32
Current Sequence ID:
02:34
This drop-down allows you to manually choose a sequence.
02:39
Sequence Status:
02:41
An icon that indicates the status of a sequence that has been run.
02:46
Sequence Slider:
02:49
Click and drag this scroll bar to select a sequence ID.
02:54
Zoom to Active Sequence:
02:57
Zooms to the sequence currently selected in the Current Sequence ID drop-down.
03:03
Notify Affected Customers:
03:06
Helps locate properties that will be directly or indirectly affected by flushing operations.
Video transcript
00:03
InfoWater Pro UDF helps you to develop an effective unidirectional flushing program for cleaning water mains.
00:12
This can restore hydraulic capacity and enhance water quality.
00:17
The UDF interface includes the UDF Attribute Browser,
00:23
which displays the properties of any UDF feature—hydrant, valve, or pipe—selected with the UDF Selection tool.
00:33
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, click the UDF button to open the UDF Attribute Browser.
00:43
For hydrants, InfoWater Pro UDF assumes that only one nozzle on the hydrant is open during the flush sequence.
00:53
The emitter coefficient should reflect the flow nozzle size.
00:58
Information related to hydraulic calculations is required.
01:03
For valves, UDF assumes that all valves are open, unless specified as closed within the Flush Sequence Manager.
01:13
Valves are also specified as closed when set to close within a sequence.
01:19
Note that for UDF analysis of pipes, all pipe information fields are optional.
01:26
Information in these fields is only intended to help you better understand the system.
01:32
Information in bold, but not underlined, is required for UDF analysis.
01:40
Other fields contain information to help you understand the system.
01:44
The UDF Attribute Browser also provides access to:
01:50
Flush Zone Selection:
01:52
This drop-down allows you to manually select a flush zone.
01:57
Flush Zone Manager:
01:60
Here, you can create and manage parameters and characteristics for specific flush zones within a distribution system.
02:09
Flush Zone Statistics:
02:11
Provides report information about the currently selected flush zone,
02:16
including the number of sequences, total length of pipe flushed, and other data.
02:22
Flush Sequence Manager:
02:25
Here, you specify sequencing and view sequence results within a flush zone.
02:32
Current Sequence ID:
02:34
This drop-down allows you to manually choose a sequence.
02:39
Sequence Status:
02:41
An icon that indicates the status of a sequence that has been run.
02:46
Sequence Slider:
02:49
Click and drag this scroll bar to select a sequence ID.
02:54
Zoom to Active Sequence:
02:57
Zooms to the sequence currently selected in the Current Sequence ID drop-down.
03:03
Notify Affected Customers:
03:06
Helps locate properties that will be directly or indirectly affected by flushing operations.
InfoWater Pro UDF helps develop an effective unidirectional flushing program for cleaning water mains. This can restore hydraulic capacity and enhance water quality.
From the InfoWater Pro ribbon, UDF panel, click the UDF button to open the UDF Attribute Browser.
The UDF Attribute Browser displays the properties of any UDF feature—hydrant, valve, or pipe—selected with the UDF Selection tool.
For hydrants, InfoWater Pro UDF assumes that only one nozzle on the hydrant is open during the flush sequence. The emitter coefficient should reflect the flow nozzle size. Information related to hydraulic calculations is required.
For valves, UDF assumes that all valves are open, unless specified as closed within the Flush Sequence Manager. Valves are also specified as closed when set to close within a sequence.
For UDF analysis of pipes, all pipe information fields are optional. Information in these fields is only intended to better understand the system.
Information in bold, but not underlined, is required for UDF analysis. Other fields contain information to help understand the system.
The upper portion of the UDF Attribute Browser also provides access to the following tools:
Flush Zone Selection: Use this drop-down to manually select a flush zone.
Flush Zone Manager: Create and manage parameters and characteristics for specific flush zones within a distribution system.
Flush Zone Statistics: Provides report information about the currently selected flush zone, including the number of sequences, total length of pipe flushed, and other data.
Flush Sequence Manager: Specify sequencing and view sequence results within a flush zone.
Current Sequence ID: Use this drop-down to manually choose a sequence.
Sequence Status: An icon that indicates the status of a sequence that has been run.
Sequence Slider: Click and drag this scroll bar to select a sequence ID.
Zoom to Active Sequence: Zooms to the sequence currently selected in the Current Sequence ID drop-down.
Notify Affected Customers: Helps locate properties that will be directly or indirectly affected by flushing operations.
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