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* A culvert is identified as a rectangular (box) culvert when this [[Overlay_Key|key]] set to a non-zero positive value. In such situation, the [[Culvert diameter (Water Overlay)|Culvert diameter]] is interpreted as the width of the cross section of the rectangular culvert. | * A culvert is identified as a rectangular (box) culvert when this [[Overlay_Key|key]] set to a non-zero positive value. In such situation, the [[Culvert diameter (Water Overlay)|Culvert diameter]] is interpreted as the width of the cross section of the rectangular culvert. | ||
* | * Rectangular (box) culverts can also be used to simulate water flowing under viaducts. | ||
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*[[Culvert formula (Water Overlay)]] | *[[Culvert formula (Water Overlay)]] |
Revision as of 09:35, 6 October 2020
Icon | Key | Unit | Range | Description | Default value |
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CULVERT_RECTANGULAR_HEIGHT | m | The inside height of a rectangular shaped Culvert. | 0 |
Notes
- A culvert is identified as a rectangular (box) culvert when this key set to a non-zero positive value. In such situation, the Culvert diameter is interpreted as the width of the cross section of the rectangular culvert.
- Rectangular (box) culverts can also be used to simulate water flowing under viaducts.