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297 Other Models<br />

CHAPTER 11<br />

Other Models<br />

SPLITTERS<br />

The proportional splitters in <strong>GPS</strong>-X can be set up for constant flow split, variable split based on a<br />

timer, or variable split based on flow. In the Parameters > Splitter Set up form you can select the<br />

appropriate splitting mode. They are described below:<br />

Constant<br />

When using this splitting mode, the split fractions do not change (as entered under the Constant<br />

section), or are read from a file, or are controlled by any other method (controller tool or<br />

customization).<br />

Timer based<br />

When using this splitting mode, the split fractions, as entered under the Constant section, will be<br />

rotated through the connection points according to the specified time interval.<br />

Flow based<br />

When using this splitting mode, the split fractions, as entered under the Constant section, will be<br />

rotated through the connection points according to the specified volume. Once the specified<br />

volume has passed through the splitter input, the fractions will be moved to the next output<br />

connection.<br />

A typical example of using this functionality is a multiple train SBR plant, where the influent has<br />

to be sent to a different SBR tank either by timer control or by discharged volume.<br />

CONTROL SPLITTER<br />

A control splitter can be used to split flow into a set flow rate and an overflow. This object is<br />

useful for setting flow bypass controls.<br />

The pumped flow rate is set in the Parameters > Pumped Flow menu. If the incoming flow is<br />

equal to or less than the pumped flow rate, all of the flow will exit through the pump connection<br />

point. If the incoming flow is greater than the pumped flow rate, the excess flow will exit<br />

through the overflow connection point.<br />

An automatic PID controller can be used in this object to control another variable in <strong>GPS</strong>-X with<br />

the pumped flow rate.<br />

<strong>GPS</strong>-X <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Reference</strong>

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