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50px|none|Symbol System Discharge Point Discharge points are the interfaces to the outside. They provide loads for the hydrological system either in the form of a constant hydrograph, which consists of an average value, monthly, weekly or daily courses, or a time series, which is read through Time Series Management. Therefore, it is possible to introduce measured or generated loads into the hydrological system. An interface to other models is provided by importing the external data into the time series management.

A single loader offers two different options for entering the load:

Option 1: as constant chart, which repeats daily, monthly and yearly
Option 2

as measured or generated time series from the time series management

In addition to the load in the form of outflow, the individual dischargers can also bring in substances into the system. The options for the input are analogous to those of the outflow, whereby it can be additionally selected whether the input is to be interpreted as freight in kg/s or as concentration in mg/l. The input is only effective if an outflow > 0 m³/s is entered.

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-[[Special:MyLanguage/File:System Element002.png|50px|none|Symbol System Discharge Point]] Discharge points are the interfaces to the outside. They provide loads for the hydrological system either in the form of a constant hydrograph consisting of an average value and monthly, weekly or daily courses or a time series which is read in via [[Special:MyLanguage/ Time Series Management|Time Series Management]]. Thus it is possible to introduce measured or generated loads into the hydrological system. An interface to other models is possible by importing the external data into the time series management.
+[[Special:MyLanguage/File:System Element002.png|50px|none|Symbol System Discharge Point]] Discharge points are the interfaces to the outside. They provide loads for the hydrological system either in the form of a constant hydrograph, which consists of an average value, monthly, weekly or daily courses, or a time series, which is read through [[Special:MyLanguage/ Time Series Management|Time Series Management]]. Therefore, it is possible to introduce measured or generated loads into the hydrological system. An interface to other models is provided by importing the external data into the time series management.
 A single loader offers two different options for entering the load: