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The program allows calculating the channel slope based on elevations and channel length or end elevation based on slope and channel length.
The program automatically recalculates the slope when entering elevations, or recalculates the end elevation when entering the slope.
The program allows calculating the elevation at an intermediate point based on the initial elevation, slope, and channel length.
The distance can be entered in the form field or by moving the slider.
S = (H1 - H2) / L * 100%
Where:
S - Slope [%]
H1 - Initial elevation [m a.s.l.]
H2 - End elevation [m a.s.l.]
L - Horizontal length [m]
For sewer networks, the minimum slope is most commonly taken as the inverse of the diameter, i.e., 1/DN. For example, for a DN200 pipe, it is 1/200, which is 0.5% (5‰).
Pipe diameter DN [mm] | Minimum slope [%] |
---|---|
150 | 0,67 |
200 | 0,5 |
250 | 0,4 |
300 | 0,33 |