SWMM Master LinksAdditional Information about the Stormwater Management Model (SWMM) for watershed water quality, hydrology and hydraulics modelers can be found at these additional WebSites.Wikipedia SWMM EPA SWMM 5 Site SWMM 2008 SWMM Conversion Tools SWMM5.COM SWMM Google Group SWMM-Espanol Google Group HHWQ SWMM 5 Blog StormwaterManagmentModel Blog SWMM 5.0.013 Ning Site SWMM 2009 Ning Site UDFCD Computational Tools and USDCM Support Squidoo MWH Soft InfoSWMM
A Table of LinksGrab this swicki from eurekster.com Recent Files
Google Knols about SWMM or SWMM 5http://knol.google.com/k/robert-dickinson/swmm-5-or-50-links/1ykp16b2zmqar/http://knol.google.com/k/robert-dickinson/swmm-link-upstream-weighting/1ykp16b2zmqar/6 http://knol.google.com/k/robert-dickinson/google-site-for-swmm5/1ykp16b2zmqar/5 http://knol.google.com/k/robert-dickinson/swmm-5-spatial-step/1ykp16b2zmqar/4 http://knol.google.com/k/robert-dickinson/swmm34-conversion-to-swmm-5/1ykp16b2zmqar/2 |
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IntroductionStormwater Management Model (SWMM) Information for watershed water quality, hydrology and hydraulics modelers (not associated with the EPA).
SWMM 5 Historical Setup FilesYou should always use the latest EPA supported EPA SWMM 5 GUI and engine at EPA. for your new projects. These historical setup files are for revisiting old projects. Spatial StepSWMM 3,4,5 uses a spatial step equal to the length of the link. Or, in terms of the 1D St. Venant Equation for the calculation of flow used in SWMM 5: ![]() In which is the length of the conduit.The program will calculate the cross sectional area, hydraulic radius top width and depth at the upstream, midpoint and downstream sections of the link. The link solution is pivoted on the midpoint cross sectional area in the dominant dynamic wave terms and ![]() and the non-linear term in the dynamic wave equation uses the upstream and downstream link cross sectional areas. In the finite difference equation
in SWMM 5 the pipe shown below would have one length but use the cross
sectional information from the upstream, midpoint and downstream points
of the link.The bend in the pipe would be modeled using the "other" category of losses ![]() ![]() |