The erf connection data editor allows you to edit erf connections, erf details, and link details. It also includes a page which displays the results relating to the erf connection.
Use the arrow buttons to page through the database, or click on the record number button to search for a particular erf connection or record number.
Option
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Description |
Arrow buttons |
Click the arrow buttons to scroll between the erf connection records. The two outer arrows scroll to the first and last record. |
Delete/Recall button |
Click to mark the current record for deletion, or if it has already been deleted it will remove the deletion flag. Deleted records are only removed from the database when you close the project and answer Yes to the question "Do you want to remove deleted records?". Once the database has been packed, it is impossible to recover the deleted records. |
Record Number button |
Click the current record number, i.e. "00001:00087", to search for a specific record. |
Show button |
Click to move the mouse cursor to the specific erf connection for that record. The window also automatically zooms into the area around that node. The Editor will be "rolled up". Click the Restore icon to unroll it. |
Close button |
Click to close the window. |
Option
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Description |
Erf Number |
The name or reference to this erf connection in up to 25 alpha-numeric characters. Searches can be performed on these names. |
Link Name |
The name of the link to which the erf connection is connected. None when the erf connection is disconnected due to a change in the sewer network layout. |
Difference between ILC and ILS |
The calculated height difference between the invert level of sewer at the y-piece and the invert level of the erf connection at the end of the connection at the y-piece. |
Type of Connection |
The type of connection according to the height difference between ILC and ILS as defined in the Erf Connection Types. |
Erf Connection Y Coordinate |
The Y coordinate of the erf connection. |
Erf Connection X Coordinate |
The X coordinate of the erf connection. |
Number of Unit Flow units |
The number of inflow units that the erf connection represents. The unit name will change according to the selected Inflow Calculation method. The units will be used when the Dynamic Inflow Update option is selected in the Design Parameters. |
Unit Flow Inflow Class |
The Unit Flow Inflow class or Inflow Hydrograph that the erf connection represents for the Dynamic Inflow Update function. |
Option
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Description |
Erf Length |
The length of the erf. You must decide whether this length is enough to drain the whole erf, and if necessary, adjust it upwards. |
Distance of Connection from Erf Boundary |
The distance the erf connection point on the erf is located from the erf boundary for sewer positions Outside Erf or In Road Reserve. |
Distance of Connection from Sewer Line |
The distance the erf connection point on the erf is located from the municipal sewer line for the sewer position Inside Erf. |
Distance of Sewer from Erf Boundary |
The distance a municipal sewer is located from the erf boundary. |
Sewer position |
The method that the Erf connection distance from the sewer main is used in the calculations depends on the Sewer position.
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Minimum Ground Level (MGL) |
Minimum or lowest Ground Level on an erf. The level will be interpolated from the DTM on the position, as indicated by the operator when entering the erf connection. |
Ground Level at Erf Connection (GLC) |
The ground level of the erf connection at the connection point. |
Minimum Cover on erf connection |
The minimum distance from the ground line to the top of the link at the erf connection. |
Minimum Cover on house connection |
The minimum distance from the ground line to the top of the link at the house connection. |
Erf Con Slope |
The fixed slope for the erf connection link can be specified as a percentage (%) or as a Ratio (1 : x). |
Erf Connection diameter |
The diameter of the link in millimetres. |
Displays details of the link that the erf connection is connected to. This data cannot be edited.
Option
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Description |
Link Length |
The length of the sewer link. |
Link Slope |
The slope of the sewer link. |
Node Invert level |
The invert level of the start node of the sewer link. |
Distance from Node |
The distance on the link from the start node to the connection point. |
Invert Level of Sewer (ILS) |
The invert level of the link at the connection point. |
Link Y Coordinate |
The Y coordinate of the connection point on the link. |
Link X Coordinate |
The X coordinate of the connection point on the link. |
Selected results are presented on this page for your information.
Option
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Description |
Type of Connection |
Type of connection in terms of the difference between ILC and ILS, as defined in the Erf Connection Types. |
Difference between ILC and ILS |
The height difference between Invert Level of Sewer (ILS) at the Y-piece and the Invert Level of the erf connection (ILC) at the end of the connection. |
Max Invert Level of Sewer (MILS) |
Maximum or highest invert level of the sewer. This is the highest invert level the municipal sewer can have at the plan position of the erf connection Y-piece in relation to the MGL on an erf. The actual invert level of the designed sewer at an erf connection Y-piece position must then be equal to or lower than the MILS. |
Invert Level at erf connection (ILC) |
This is the highest level at which the erf connection can be in order to be able to drain the erf in relation to MGL. |
Invert Level of Sewer (ILS) |
The invert level of the link at the connection point. These invert levels should be equal to or lower than the MILS. |
Depth of end of Erf Connection below GLC |
Depth of end of Erf Connection at the connection point. |
Depth of Sewer below MGL |
Depth of sewer below MGL on erf. |
Minimum Floor Level |
Minimum or lowest possible floor level of all buildings or structures to be built on an erf which require drainage in relation to MGL. |
See Also Erf Connection Data, Erf Connection Design