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|description=The threshold of the higher end-point of the [[Pump (Water Overlay)|pump]]. Water flows from the lower end-point to the higher end-point until the water level at the higher end-point has reached the threshold. If not selected, the Upper Threshold will be ignored as a mechanic. | |description=The threshold of the higher end-point of the [[Pump (Water Overlay)|pump]]. Water flows from the lower end-point to the higher end-point until the water level at the higher end-point has reached the threshold. If not selected, the Upper Threshold will be ignored as a mechanic. | ||
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|icon= | |icon=waterwizard_icon_pump_upper_threshold.png | ||
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Revision as of 16:34, 7 December 2020
| Icon | Key | Unit | Range | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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UPPER_THRESHOLD | m + datum | The threshold of the higher end-point of the pump. Water flows from the lower end-point to the higher end-point until the water level at the higher end-point has reached the threshold. If not selected, the Upper Threshold will be ignored as a mechanic. | None |
This attribute can be defined as values over time, using an array of values defining interpolation-time. This allows users to more dynamically define the target water level this pump maintains.
Notes
- When the PUMP_Q of the pump is positive, the pump will not pump if the water level is higher than or equal to the upper threshold. If the PUMP_Q is negative, the pump will not pump if the water level is lower than or equal to the upper threshold.
- When using a dynamic UPPER_THRESHOLD, a maximum of 10.000 values (5.000 pairs) can be defined.
See also
- Group
- Inlet