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| Note: While it is usual to use zero storage as the reference point for the elevation of a link or node, there is no convention for a link as to whether that should be at the start or end of the reach, or some point in between. Source has no mechanism for indicating the fall across a reach. |
Types of link routing
Source supports Source supports three types of link routing . You can either use straight - straight through routing , a lagged routing model or a storage routing model. To enable routing, right (default), a lagged routing model or a storage routing model.
To change the link routing type:
- Right click on the link
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- to display the contextual menu;
- Choose Routing Type; and
- Finally, click on the required link routing.
You can check which routing models are in use in a scenario using the Project Hierarchy. The example in Figure 4 shows that both lagged flow and storage routing are in use. You are responsible for ensuring that you use the correct model for each link.
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