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irrigation transfer - set amount applied and runoff
irrig(j)%demand,irrig(j)%applied, and irrig(j)%runoff are set in "irr_demand" action
irrigate hru if amount water is available
irrig(j)%demand, applied, runoff (from decision table) for each hru
reset days since last irrigation
add organics and minerals to the soil
add no3, nh4, solp, orgn, and orgp to soil1(j)
rtb salt: irrigation salt mass accounting
rtb cs: irrigation constituent mass accounting
add irrigation to yearly sum for dtbl conditioning jga6-25
zero irrigation data if water is not available
divert flow into the channel in sd_channel_control3
reservoir transfer - maintain reservoir levels at a specified level or required transfer
aquifer transfer - maintain aquifer levels at a specified level or required transfer
calculate water table depth
wastewater treatment
compute outflow and concentrations
water use (domestic, industrial, commercial)
compute outflow and concentrations
water tower storage - doesn't change concentrations or compute outflow
canal storage - compute outflow - change concentrations?
compute losses - evap and seepage, and outflow
outside receiving object
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