While stormwater networks do not commonly require pumps, there are situations where pumping is the only viable solution for effective stormwater management. The video below demonstrates a stormwater network that includes a storage tank, with water being pumped from the tank to a pond. The video covers a range of topics, including: Importing part sizes into a part list Designing a stormwater rising main Assigning a storage curve to a tank Using different pump curve types: Flow

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