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I have a model that is giving me an error saying that I do not have two outlet from 4 different intakes. The four intake are modled as on-grading intake and do have both a bypass link and pipe line attached. If anyone can offer some advise or a solution it would be appriciated. Attached is the model that I have been working with. The intake causeing the proplems are:
Talked with Autodesk and they figured this out. You have to have two positive sloped outlet pipes for on-grade intake to calculate properly. They had me change they back sloping pipes and set them to very flat and that solved the problem.
Another simple solution to this problem is to turn the inlets from "grade inlets" to on "sag curves". This means you don't need an overflow but the inlet will pond.
I have the same error code and haven't found the solutions provided to exactly match up with what I'm looking at. I have an inlet that needs to be modeled as on grade with two outlet pipes and one inlet. I have a bypass link that runs the length of the road into this inlet and another that goes down to the next inlet (both modeled as direct links). Any advice to resolve error 600?
Why would we change our model to not model actual conditions in the field to get a model to work? So the model to me would work but not properly model the conditions.
We went through at the inlets with errors, and confirmed that the upstream outlets and downstream inlet of both the pipes and the surface links weren't back-pitched. We found there was at least one error in these elevations that was not giving the inlets two valid outlet links.
