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--- hydraulic_usage:hydraulic_usage [2023/05/04 10:56] – [Structure] su
+++ hydraulic_usage:hydraulic_usage [2023/05/04 11:19] (current) – [Hydraulic Usage Overview Page] su
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 The Overview section of Hydraulic Usage provides results on the three different calculations available within the app; Reservoir Levels, Pump Run Times, and Valve Movement. These are all used to determine fluid usage within a set time. If configuration has been done correctly, Valve Movement values will provide the most accurate results. However, if the required data for Valve Movement is unavailable, then the previous two calculations can still be used for similar results.
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 The Structure section is where the majority of the configuration will occur. The hierarchy of the components will follow the following structure:
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+**Hydraulic Power Units**
 Upon clicking the tab, the user will see the base hierarchical component - the hydraulic power unit. This requires the following data:
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   * Supply and return reservoir level tags.
-**The minimum requirements for the Hydraulic Usage App to function are the above HPU Levels.**
+**NB:The minimum requirements for the Hydraulic Usage App to function are the above HPU Levels.**
+**Hydraulic Systems**
+The second stage of configuration is of the HP and LP hydraulic systems. These require only a name and abbreviation.
-The next step is the configuration of HP and LP hydraulic systems. These require only a name and abbreviation.
+**Fields**
-Third stage is the configuration of fields. These are just names and are used exclusively for grouping of components.
+The final stage of configuration are the fields. These only require names and are used exclusively for grouping of components.
 Within the field level, wells can be defined. Wells require a name and water depth (metres).