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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
[[File:Weir_angle_explain_(Water_Overlay).png|thumb|right|x300px]] | [[File:Weir_angle_explain_(Water_Overlay).png|thumb|The image displays the principle for a weir. The same principle is applied for a pump|right|x300px]] | ||
* This angle is used to generate a line for the front and end points of the pump. Additionally, the elevation is also automatically adjusted for the region perpendicular to the pump angle. | * This angle is used to generate a line for the front and end points of the pump. Additionally, the elevation is also automatically adjusted for the region perpendicular to the pump angle. | ||
* If no angle is available as an attribute, the angle can be calculated by using the Generate Angles option in the Pumps step of the wizard. | * If no angle is available as an attribute, the angle can be calculated by using the Generate Angles option in the Pumps step of the wizard. | ||
[[File:Pump_angle.PNG|thumb|left|x300px]] | [[File:Pump_angle.PNG|thumb|left|x300px]] | ||
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Revision as of 09:10, 18 December 2019
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- This angle is used to generate a line for the front and end points of the pump. Additionally, the elevation is also automatically adjusted for the region perpendicular to the pump angle.
- If no angle is available as an attribute, the angle can be calculated by using the Generate Angles option in the Pumps step of the wizard.
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