Revision as of 12:31, 27 February 2026 view source Anne.Kolega (talk \| contribs) 187 edits m →Stability of 1D/2D HX Configurations in TUFLOW HPC ← Older edit		Latest revision as of 12:02, 2 April 2026 view source Anne.Kolega (talk \| contribs) 187 edits m →What are the differences between how HX and SX boundary cells treat volume and transfer flow?: i.e. Tag: Visual edit
Line 109: ==What are the differences between how HX and SX boundary cells treat volume and transfer flow?== HX are effectively head boundaries and do not contribute to storage (head boundaries of all types, 1D or 2D of any software, do not contribute to storage as the water level is set rather than solve the mass balance equation as done for normal cells). SX cell storage is used as per a normal cell. <br> No flow is transmitted across HX cell sides except for those sides adjoining a normal cell (iei.e. active Code 1 cells). SX cells are like normal cells and can transmit across all four sides, i.e.: :HX cells can transmit water to/from an adjoining SX cell. :HX cells can’t transmit to an adjoining HX cell.

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