It looks like the GPM for the RB HE-VAN nozzles is wrong? Maybe I don't understand where these numbers are coming from.
Jerrica Knight
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Issue — 1 year ago
Jerrica,
Thank you for pointing that one out to us. It is actually accurate for what that nozzle represents. However, being an adjustable nozzle, it is the per degree flow that the system is calculating all placed heads at, no matter their arc. The value in the schedule should actually just be blank so you do not see them, which is what we are looking to get fixed up.
For now, you are welcome to run the schedule "By Group" instead of "By Nozzle" and the flows will not show up there, or you can simply uncheck the GPM column and hide that from the schedule entirely.
Thank you for pointing that one out to us. It is actually accurate for what that nozzle represents. However, being an adjustable nozzle, it is the per degree flow that the system is calculating all placed heads at, no matter their arc. The value in the schedule should actually just be blank so you do not see them, which is what we are looking to get fixed up.
For now, you are welcome to run the schedule "By Group" instead of "By Nozzle" and the flows will not show up there, or you can simply uncheck the GPM column and hide that from the schedule entirely.
Jerrica,
Great news, this has been updated and is a part of today's update that just went out. You will see that we actually improved it a bit as well. Instead of being a blank flow (due to the arcs varying across the design), we now show the flow as a less than or equal to the full flow of that nozzle. Be sure to update when available, restart CAD and regen your schedule to see the changes. If things do not update, make sure you have resized the zones before running the schedule.
If anything else seems out of place, or you have any other questions please let us know!
Cheers,
Great news, this has been updated and is a part of today's update that just went out. You will see that we actually improved it a bit as well. Instead of being a blank flow (due to the arcs varying across the design), we now show the flow as a less than or equal to the full flow of that nozzle. Be sure to update when available, restart CAD and regen your schedule to see the changes. If things do not update, make sure you have resized the zones before running the schedule.
If anything else seems out of place, or you have any other questions please let us know!
Cheers,
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