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Addresses Issue #139 -- Code for inlets does not account for submergence#195

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These code changes provide a more rigorous way of modeling two way flow between sewer and street nodes when the HGL of a sewer node reaches street elevation.

closes #139

These code changes provide a more rigorous way of modeling two way flow between sewer and street nodes when the HGL of a sewer node reaches street elevation.
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Thank you. I had a problem where a conduit node had a very low ground level. The street node was linked by inlets to the conduit node. When the conduit overflowed it had an HGL in the conduit node more than two meters higher than the HGL of the street node. This was because the sink was not modeling the reverse flow. Using the code worked perfectly and the HGL results were very similar on both nodes.

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Code for inlets does not account for submergence

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