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Line 196: [[File:1DpitHmax 2.png \| 300px ]] <br> TUFLOW extends the ‘elevation vs nodal area’ table by 5 m (~~as you can see from~~ the last 2 numbers in the table above), which allows for the calculation of pressurised pipe flow when a manhole is drawn. If the maximum 1D water level is higher than the dem, that means the manhole was drawn and pressurised during the peak of the flood. <br> [[File:1DpitHmax 3.png \| 300px ]] <br>

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