SWMM 5 Water Quality Files

The 15 water quality examples are at this site: SWMM 2000
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  1. LenApril 9, 2009 at 8:51 AM

    Most of these water quality files don't seem to run correctly in the latest v of swmm 5?

    "Too few items at line 136:
    [WASHOFF]
    BOD5 EXPONENTIAL 1 2 50 0"


    I am using build 5.0.014 and get a message that there is a missing parameter in the pollutant washoff function (RUNOFF22_SW5.INP among many others). Would like to track this down - if you have any thought it would be appreciated.

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  2. RobertApril 9, 2009 at 8:59 AM

    Thanks for the information, Len I will correct these files this evening and post a v14 working file.

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