Import network with EPANET
RACHOUD
Posted messages
1
Registration date
Status
Member
-
Joanele -
Joanele -
Hello,
I am using the French version of EPANET, and I would like to import two drinking water networks in .NET format into the same window. I can import the first one, but when I import the second one into the same window, it overwrites the first. Please let me know if this is feasible with this software or not.
Best regards
I am using the French version of EPANET, and I would like to import two drinking water networks in .NET format into the same window. I can import the first one, but when I import the second one into the same window, it overwrites the first. Please let me know if this is feasible with this software or not.
Best regards
Configuration: Windows XP Internet Explorer 6.0
3 answers
-
Hello,
My previous post does not answer your question and I apologize for that...
If you want to merge two networks, the best way is to export both networks in .INP format (from Epanet), then merge the newly created .INP projects using a spreadsheet for example (see network structure in the contextual help).
You can then re-import the resulting .INP project from the fusion of your 2 files and that's it!
(tested on 2 networks with 1000 nodes and pipes each).
Your turn to play! -
Hello, as far as I know, it seems impossible to do that.
However, you can register everything in the same project, of course in connection between the two, thank you. -
Hello
Meni is right... not possible to my knowledge.
However, the idea of importing a .NET into Excel interests me. How did you define this procedure in VBA?
As for me, I manage the .INP but not the .NET...