i'm working on a shopping center with 3 separate p.o.c.'s. we are on like the 10th set of revisions, any way toi sum it up, when i first started working on this set of revsions, and changed the area for dripline, i would just move the area around, use tool for moving piped equip for the fittings and transition points, re=pipe what i had to and it was all good. than last night i go to move around some more stuff, same process and now i can't size the pipe in the drip valves b/c something is causing it to like over a 1000 gpm. how would that have happened? HELP
Craig,
Without seeing the files I can only assume what to do here. However, I feel like it has something to do with your drip equipment specifically. It may be missing the row spacing which is throwing off the calculations to those areas. Please take a look at the link below on what might be causing this high flow and how to fix it. If you are still having issues after performing the steps in the link below, send in you files using the technical support tool.
High Flow (GPM) Calculated in Your Drip Valves
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Without seeing the files I can only assume what to do here. However, I feel like it has something to do with your drip equipment specifically. It may be missing the row spacing which is throwing off the calculations to those areas. Please take a look at the link below on what might be causing this high flow and how to fix it. If you are still having issues after performing the steps in the link below, send in you files using the technical support tool.
High Flow (GPM) Calculated in Your Drip Valves
Submit A Technical Support Ticket
Craig,
Without seeing the files I can only assume what to do here. However, I feel like it has something to do with your drip equipment specifically. It may be missing the row spacing which is throwing off the calculations to those areas. Please take a look at the link below on what might be causing this high flow and how to fix it. If you are still having issues after performing the steps in the link below, send in you files using the technical support tool.
High Flow (GPM) Calculated in Your Drip Valves
Submit A Technical Support Ticket
Without seeing the files I can only assume what to do here. However, I feel like it has something to do with your drip equipment specifically. It may be missing the row spacing which is throwing off the calculations to those areas. Please take a look at the link below on what might be causing this high flow and how to fix it. If you are still having issues after performing the steps in the link below, send in you files using the technical support tool.
High Flow (GPM) Calculated in Your Drip Valves
Submit A Technical Support Ticket
Thank you Jake, yes somehow the equipment changed or i did without knowing it. there was no row spacing on all the dripline in the areas designated for drip. i did add this same dripline to some areas as dripline and maybe that had something to do with it. anyway, i have to go back and repipe some areas but that seemed to solve it. thank you, happy 4th
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