Details on Component Data for Transition to Tension Release

The transition to tension release can be used in two different situations.

1. The transition to tension release (partial fill) represents a clear transition between the siphonic drainage system and open drainage.

2. The transition to tension release represents a transition from the siphonic drainage system to a tension release section.

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Transition between siphonic drainage system and open drainage

The transition to tension release has the component name as its properties. This name can be changed and is also used as a system name.

Name

Specifies the name of the component. You can modify the name. Clicking restores the default setting.

Zeta

The zeta value is only taken into account if used in a siphonic drainage system without a pressure relief pipe section.

Reset: Resets the zeta value to the default value.

Transition from the siphonic drainage system to a pressure relief pipe section

The pressure relief pipe sections are still part of the siphonic drainage system. The pipe sections following in the direction of flow are considered to be pressure relief pipe sections until the transition to tension relief, house service connection, or emergency outlet. When this transition is used, the flow path pressure loss and the geodetic altitude up to this component are accounted for, since contact with the ambient pressure can be assumed from here on.

Name

Specifies the name of the component. You can modify the name. Clicking restores the default setting.

Zeta

The zeta value is taken into account when using this component.

Reset: Resets the zeta value to the default value.