Am working on a new project..
and doing the schematic irrigation at the moment..
and need to size the connected valve and the pipes but always been prompted with the unsizeable error teeling that necessary pipe inside diameter is larger than any offered by the current pipe class.
tried to add larger pipes to the available sizes but didnt work..
any help please how can i fix this?
thank you
and doing the schematic irrigation at the moment..
and need to size the connected valve and the pipes but always been prompted with the unsizeable error teeling that necessary pipe inside diameter is larger than any offered by the current pipe class.
tried to add larger pipes to the available sizes but didnt work..
any help please how can i fix this?
thank you
Accepted Answer
Nibal,
You could try changing to a different class of lateral pipe, to see if that has any effect.
But it could be that your pipe data is set up perfectly. Instead, it could be assigning all of the flow of a schematic area to a single valve, requiring a pipe size far larger than available.
So you could also try creating a small schematic area as a test, to see if that works. Also double-checking your units, as the difference between an incorrect unit setting could be a million times more water.
You are always welcome to send in the drawing using the Tech Support feature, so that we can take a look at it.
--J
You could try changing to a different class of lateral pipe, to see if that has any effect.
But it could be that your pipe data is set up perfectly. Instead, it could be assigning all of the flow of a schematic area to a single valve, requiring a pipe size far larger than available.
So you could also try creating a small schematic area as a test, to see if that works. Also double-checking your units, as the difference between an incorrect unit setting could be a million times more water.
You are always welcome to send in the drawing using the Tech Support feature, so that we can take a look at it.
--J
Accepted Answer
Nibal,
You could try changing to a different class of lateral pipe, to see if that has any effect.
But it could be that your pipe data is set up perfectly. Instead, it could be assigning all of the flow of a schematic area to a single valve, requiring a pipe size far larger than available.
So you could also try creating a small schematic area as a test, to see if that works. Also double-checking your units, as the difference between an incorrect unit setting could be a million times more water.
You are always welcome to send in the drawing using the Tech Support feature, so that we can take a look at it.
--J
You could try changing to a different class of lateral pipe, to see if that has any effect.
But it could be that your pipe data is set up perfectly. Instead, it could be assigning all of the flow of a schematic area to a single valve, requiring a pipe size far larger than available.
So you could also try creating a small schematic area as a test, to see if that works. Also double-checking your units, as the difference between an incorrect unit setting could be a million times more water.
You are always welcome to send in the drawing using the Tech Support feature, so that we can take a look at it.
--J
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