Björn Kaiser

Why are you not using the BHE boundary condition?

http://www.feflow.info/html/help71/feflow/searchresults.htm?#ux=search&rhsearch=bhe
http://www.feflow.info/html/help71/feflow/mainpage.htm#rhhlterm=bhe&rhsyns=%20&t=14_References%2FGUI%2FDialogs%2Fbhe_interconnection_editor.html
http://www.feflow.info/html/help71/feflow/mainpage.htm#rhhlterm=bhe&rhsyns=%20&t=14_References%2FGUI%2FDialogs%2Fbhe_dataset_editor.html

In a physical sense the parameter In-/outflow on top/bottom is indeed rather a Boundary Condition. It's actually "the same" as you would assign Neumann BC's at the first slice. However, if you assign Neumann BC's at the first slice for the recharge, you cannot assign other BC's anymore (e.g. Cauchy BC's for a river), because the nodes are already used for a BC. In-/outflow on top/bottom as a material property allows you to assign a recharge + additional BC's at the top of your model.

Time-depended Boundary Conditions are possible to assign via parameter links. However, it is difficult to help you here without knowing the details of your data. I suggest to contact the FEFLOW support: https://www.mikepoweredbydhi.com/support

I think you attached the wrong file. There is no plume.

I am not sure, whether or not I understood your question correctly. You stated at July 02, 2018, 06:10:38 AM that you have for each polygon a different time-series. Is this still the case and you need to extend the expression to three or more zones / Area Of Interests (= three or more time-series multiplied with a separate factor).

Could you please provide more details? A schematic sketch would be helpful. Thank you in advance.

http://www.feflow.info/html/help71/feflow/mainpage.htm#t=09_Parameters%2F1D_interpolation.html
http://www.feflow.info/html/help71/feflow/mainpage.htm#t=14_References%2FRegionalisation%2F1d_linear.html

Yes, that's possible. You may create an Elemental User Distribution in the Data panel. Use different ID's (integer) for different Areas Of Interest (AOI's). After that, right click on In-/outflow on top/bottom and choose [b]Edit Parameter Expression...[/b].

Here is an example expression:
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TS.1 * 0.5 if ED.1 = 1
TS.1 otherwise
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TS.1 is the time-series and ED.1 is the elemental user distribution.

Thanks Peter.

Please check the budget rather than the distribution. The distribution is not updated.

Could you please give more details about the failure? Did you get an error message, are data assigned but in a wrong way? Which settings did you use for the 1D interpolation? Some further hints would be helpful.