openswmm::ucf Namespace Reference

Enumerations
enum	Quantity {   RAINFALL = 0 ,   RAINDEPTH = 1 ,   EVAPRATE = 2 ,   LENGTH = 3 ,   LANDAREA = 4 ,   VOLUME = 5 ,   WINDSPEED = 6 ,   TEMPERATURE = 7 ,   MASS = 8 ,   GWFLOW = 9 ,   FLOW = 10 }

Functions
int	getUnitSystem (int flow_units)
	Determine unit system (0=US, 1=SI) from flow units.
double	UCF (int quantity, const SimulationOptions &opts)
	Get unit conversion factor for a quantity.

Enumeration Type Documentation

Quantity

enum openswmm::ucf::Quantity

Enumerator
RAINFALL	Divide in/hr (US) or mm/hr (SI) by this → ft/sec.
RAINDEPTH	Divide in (US) or mm (SI) by this → ft.
EVAPRATE	Divide in/day (US) or mm/day (SI) by this → ft/sec.
LENGTH	Divide ft (US) or m (SI) by this → ft.
LANDAREA	Divide ac (US) or ha (SI) by this → ft²
VOLUME	Divide ft³ (US) or m³ (SI) by this → ft³
WINDSPEED	Divide mph (US) or km/hr (SI) by this → mph.
TEMPERATURE	Divide °F (US) or °C (SI) by this → °F.
MASS	Divide lb (US) or kg (SI) by this → mg.
GWFLOW	Divide cfs/ac (US) or cms/ha (SI) by this → ft/sec.
FLOW	Divide display flow units by this → cfs.

Function Documentation

getUnitSystem()

int openswmm::ucf::getUnitSystem

(

int

flow_units

)

Determine unit system (0=US, 1=SI) from flow units.

CFS/GPM/MGD → US (0). CMS/LPS/MLD → SI (1).

Parameters

flow_units

FlowUnits enum value.

Returns

0 for US, 1 for SI.

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UCF()

double openswmm::ucf::UCF	(	int	quantity,
		const SimulationOptions &	opts
	)

Get unit conversion factor for a quantity.

For non-flow quantities, returns Ucf[quantity][unit_system]. For FLOW, returns Qcf[flow_units].

To convert FROM project/display units TO internal units: internal = display / UCF(quantity, opts)

To convert FROM internal units TO project/display units: display = internal * UCF(quantity, opts)

Parameters

quantity	Quantity code (RAINFALL, LENGTH, FLOW, etc.)
opts	Simulation options (for unit system and flow units).

Returns

Conversion factor.

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