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Flow Network
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When selected, capacity is split evenly among all active outputs at a junction. For example, a junction with an input capacity of 100% and two outputs has a capacity of 50% on each output. An example is given in Flow Network Example.
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Electrical Network
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When selected (default) capacity propagates evenly for all active outputs at a junction. Unlike in a flow network, capacity does not get split. You get the same amount of power available at all output branches. For example, a junction with an input capacity of 100% and two outputs has a capacity of 100% on each output.
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Avoid capacity considerations when a system has blocks with load-sharing redundancy. For a block with load-sharing redundancy, capacity does not make must sense. Indirectly, capacity is already considered in the load-sharing mechanism. For more information, see Capacity.
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