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The arc is the line that connects two nodes in a network. There are two kinds of arcs; unidirectional and bidirectional. Unidirectional means the flow is in one direction (if you are studying for example the water supply system in a city). Bidirectional means the flow is in both directions. Network models are very helpful to simplify real problems.
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