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Just as a consumer can obtain subsidies from foreign areas, he can also supply water to areas outside the system under consideration. Such a situation exists if a waterworks has to serve several supply areas, where at least one is not part of the system to be simulated. The discharge behaviour of a sewer system into a foreign area can be simulated in a simplified way using this method. This behavior corresponds to the simulation of transfers to other catchment areas. In such a case, a consumer behaves like a partitioning structure, whereby three different concepts are conceivable (for a detailed explanation of the options, see the branch element).
- Threshold value concept
- If the water flowing back from the consumer to the system exceeds a certain limit value, the portion above the limit value is cut off or not returned to the system.
- Percentage distribution
- A certain percentage of the water flowing back to the system from the consumer is treated as a discount to other catchment areas and is not returned to the system.
- Distribution according to a characteristic curve
- The amount of the discount to other areas depends on the current amount flowing back from the consumer.