Translations:Speicherfenster/16/en - Versionsgeschichte

Haghani am 30. August 2021 um 09:34 Uhr

2021-08-30T09:34:18Z

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	The rating curve compares the storage volumes in the ~~reservoir~~ with the respective water levels and the water surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and storage volume data must be consistent with the positions for the bottom, spillway and crown that have been entered in the base data section. The first supporting point is always storage volume: ''0'' \| height: ''bottom height'' \| surface: ''0''. The last supporting point is storage volume: ''maximum storage'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: ''corresponding maximum surface''.		The rating curve compares the storage volumes in the storage with the respective water levels and the water surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and storage volume data must be consistent with the positions for the bottom, spillway and crown that have been entered in the base data section. The first supporting point is always storage volume: ''0'' \| height: ''bottom height'' \| surface: ''0''. The last supporting point is storage volume: ''maximum storage'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: ''corresponding maximum surface''.

T.Schnellbach am 2. Februar 2021 um 10:40 Uhr

2021-02-02T10:40:58Z

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	The rating curve compares the storage volumes in the reservoir with the respective water levels and the water surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and storage volume data must be consistent with the positions for the bottom, spillway and crown that have been entered in the base data section. The first supporting point is always storage volume: 0 \| height: ''bottom height'' \| surface: 0. The last supporting point is storage volume: ''maximum storage'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: ''corresponding maximum surface''.		The rating curve compares the storage volumes in the reservoir with the respective water levels and the water surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and storage volume data must be consistent with the positions for the bottom, spillway and crown that have been entered in the base data section. The first supporting point is always storage volume: ''0'' \| height: ''bottom height'' \| surface: ''0''. The last supporting point is storage volume: ''maximum storage'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: ''corresponding maximum surface''.

T.Schnellbach am 2. Februar 2021 um 10:39 Uhr

2021-02-02T10:39:42Z

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	The rating curve compares the storage volumes in the reservoir with the respective water levels and the water surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and storage volume data must be consistent with the positions for the bottom, spillway and crown that have been entered in the base data section. The first supporting point is always storage volume: 0 \| height: ''bottom height'' \| surface: 0. The last ~~grid~~ point is ~~content~~: ''maximum storage'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: ''corresponding maximum surface''.		The rating curve compares the storage volumes in the reservoir with the respective water levels and the water surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and storage volume data must be consistent with the positions for the bottom, spillway and crown that have been entered in the base data section. The first supporting point is always storage volume: 0 \| height: ''bottom height'' \| surface: 0. The last supporting point is storage volume: ''maximum storage'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: ''corresponding maximum surface''.

T.Schnellbach am 2. Februar 2021 um 10:38 Uhr

2021-02-02T10:38:55Z

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	The rating curve compares the storage volumes in the reservoir with the respective water levels and the water surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and storage volume data must be consistent with the positions for the bottom, spillway and crown that have been entered in the base data section. The first ~~grid~~ point is always ~~content~~: 0 \| height: ''~~sole~~ height'' \| surface: 0. The last grid point is content: ''maximum ~~content~~'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: corresponding maximum surface.		The rating curve compares the storage volumes in the reservoir with the respective water levels and the water surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and storage volume data must be consistent with the positions for the bottom, spillway and crown that have been entered in the base data section. The first supporting point is always storage volume: 0 \| height: ''bottom height'' \| surface: 0. The last grid point is content: ''maximum storage'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: ''corresponding maximum surface''.

T.Schnellbach am 2. Februar 2021 um 10:25 Uhr

2021-02-02T10:25:32Z

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	The ~~storage characteristic~~ curve compares the ~~content of~~ the ~~storage tank~~ with the respective water levels and the surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and ~~content~~ data must be consistent with the positions for the ~~river bed~~, spillway and crown that have been entered in the ~~master~~ data ~~sheet~~. The first grid point is always content: 0 \| height: ''sole height'' \| surface: 0. The last grid point is content: ''maximum content'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: corresponding maximum surface.		The rating curve compares the storage volumes in the reservoir with the respective water levels and the water surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and storage volume data must be consistent with the positions for the bottom, spillway and crown that have been entered in the base data section. The first grid point is always content: 0 \| height: ''sole height'' \| surface: 0. The last grid point is content: ''maximum content'' \| height: ''crown height'' \| surface: corresponding maximum surface.

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The storage characteristic curve compares the content of the storage tank with the respective water levels and the surface. When entering the data, it is important to note that the height and content data must be consistent with the positions for the river bed, spillway and crown that have been entered in the master data sheet. The first grid point is always content: 0 | height: ''sole height'' | surface: 0. The last grid point is content: ''maximum content'' | height: ''crown height'' | surface: corresponding maximum surface.