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  1. ReliaSim Overview
  2. Structure
  3. Node Types

Merges

On this screen, the user will define the priority for each possible path.

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Material in the model can be combined from multiple paths using a merge node. Similar to splits, the merge tab can be used to assign the priority of the different branches. If the downstream nodes are unable to accept all of the material flowing through the merge, the branch with the highest priority will be the one that flows.

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