1. SARVAJANIK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, SURAT 1
Presented by: Manoj Patel Guided by: Prof. Bhasker Bhatt "SOFTWARE
APPLICATION FOR SERVICE INFRASTRUCTURE" INFRASTRUCTURE &
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
2. CONTENTS 2 Water Distribution Modelling and Management
WaterGEMS Floodplain Hydrology to River Analysis HEC-HMS Module
HEC-RAS Module Wastewater Collection Modelling and Design SewerCAD
Features Modelling Urban Drainage Systems with MOUSE Traits Concern
To Mouse Software MOUSE GIS Application References
3. Water Distribution Modelling & Management 3 1. WaterGEMS
is an easy-to-use hydraulic and water quality modelling solution
for water distribution systems. WaterGEMS runs on your choice of
four platforms stand alone Microstation AutoCAD ArcGIS From
fire-flow and constituent-concentration analyses, to energy-
consumption and capital-cost management, WaterGEMS helps engineers
and utilities analyze, design, and optimize water distribution
systems. Water utilities, municipalities, and design engineering
firms trust WaterGEMS as a reliable, resource-saving,
decision-support tool for their water infrastructure. Criticality
Analysis allows users to find the weak links in a water WaterGEMS
Features
4. 4 2. Hydraulic, Fire-flow, Water-quality, and Operations
Modelling Engineers can use built-in water-quality WaterGEMS
features to perform constituent, water-age, tank-mixing &
source-trace analysis to develop comprehensive chlorination
schedules, simulate mock contamination events, model flow-paced
& mass-booster stations, and visualize zones of influence for
every water source. They can also improve turbidity, taste, and
odour by identifying water-blending problems & recommending
solutions. determine water availability for fire-protection needs.
calculate how much flow is available at any hydrant or group of
hydrants in the system. WaterGEMSs rule-based operational controls,
variable speed pumping (VSP), leakage and sprinkler modelling, and
unidirectional flushing utilities help users to find
5. 5 3. Easy-to-use Interface The stand-alone interface offers
unparalleled versatility and power with easyto-use model-layout
tools, multiple-background support, conversion utilities from CAD,
GIS, and databases, and unlimited undo and redo layout. The AutoCAD
and MicroStation interface is designed for users who want a higher
level of precision by seamlessly integrating their WaterGEMS models
in a CAD environment.
6. 6 4. Model Building and Editing Users can enter elevation
data automatically using 2D & 3D CAD features,
digital-elevations models and spot elevations; use CAD drawings to
directly create hydraulically connected models; import topology and
data from GIS; and create persistent, bidirectional connections
between shape files, databases, spreadsheets, and the WaterGEMS
model. wealth of data management utilities to help shorten
workflows and provide more time to analyze results and make
decisions once the model is created. Users enjoy flexible tabular
reports with global attribute edition, persistent filtering,
sorting, statistical analysis, and full tabular personalization;
engineering libraries, dynamic and static selection.
7. 7 full control to configure, run, evaluate, visualize, and
compare an unlimited number of scenarios within a single file.
Engineers can consider multiple design, planning, analysis, and
operational scenarios to make reliable decisions for their water
distribution infrastructure. They can easily set up unlimited
modelling scenarios to analyze and compare rehabilitation
alternatives for multiple planning horizons and pump control
strategies for energy-saving operation or flushing alternatives for
emergency contamination events. Comprehensive Scenario
Management
8. Interoperability & Data Connections 8 1. One set of
files for two compatible interfaces 2. Bidirectional synchronized
database & Shapefile connections 3. Polyline-to-pipe
connections from DXF files 4. Spreadsheet, database, and ODBC
connections 5. SCADAConnect available for live data connections 6.
Easy sharing of data with Hammer transient model
9. Results Presentation 9 Thematic mapping Dynamic,
multi-parameter & multi-scenario Graphing Contouring Advance
profiling Advanced tabular reporting with FlexTables Property-based
color coding and symbology Property-based annotation
10. Improve Model Management 10 1. Unlimited scenarios &
alternatives 2. Comprehensive scenario management 3. Tree-based
scenario & alternative management 4. Scenario & alternative
inheritance properties 5. Global attribute tabular edition 6.
Sorting & persistent filtering on tabular reports 7.
Statistical analysis from tabular reports 8. Automated-model
skeletonization 9. Personalizable engineering libraries 10. Dynamic
and static selection sets 11. Local & global engineering-units
management 12. Sub-model management 13. Drawing review tools for
connectivity consistency 14. Automatic topology review 15. Orphaned
nodes & dead-end pipes queries
11. 11 Optimization Genetic algorithm calibration, design &
rehabilitation Automated model calibration with Darwin Calibrator
Optimized design & rehabilitation with Darwin Designer Energy
and Capital Cost Management Energy-cost analysis Capital-cost
analysis Automatic design & rehabilitation
12. Floodplain Hydrology to River Analysis 12 HEC-HMS for
hydrologic modelling Use HEC-HMS to perform calculations covering a
variety of precipitation and runoff processes. Precipitation
Modelling Model hypothetical storm events based on frequency
Consider historical storm events through cell-based precipitation
data Import precipitation data from other sources Specify gages
& method of weighting the gages, including user-defined and
inverse distance-squared weighting
13. 13 Basin Modelling Compute sub-basin runoff in either a
lumped or linearly distributed fashion Determine losses based on
several methods Transform precipitation to runoff through either
unit hydrograph methods or Kinematic Wave methods Divert flow,
either losing the diverted hydrograph or adding it back in further
downstream
14. HEC-RAS for River analysis 14 For determining water surface
elevations throughout a river network & analyzing bridges and
culverts Hydraulics Handle rapidly varied flow conditions
automatically, such as hydraulic jumps and bridge contractions
Include in-line weirs and gated spillways in the river system
Compute bridge scour Analyze culverts under supercritical and mixed
flow regimes, and even adverse slopes
15. 15 Output View three-dimensionally with X-Y-Z perspective
plots Use the built-in tables to create standard reports, including
cross-section tables, bridge tables, culvert tables Include the
graphical river system schematic, cross- sections, profiles in your
final report
16. Waste water Collection Modelling and Design SewerCAD 16
Three interoperable interfaces Stand-alone, AutoCAD, and
MicroStation The stand-alone interface provides a straight- forward
environment for new and experienced modelers with a wealth of
productivity tools that facilitate model building, review &
data editing workflows
17. 17 Choose between a scaled or schematic environment or both
Display scaled background layers as a convenient drawing aid Lay
out with confidence with unlimited undo and redo Split pipes, morph
elements, and reconnect pipes on the fly Set up element prototypes
to streamline data entry Navigate your model with aerial viewing
and dynamic zoom Traits
18. 18 The AutoCAD interface is ideal for users that are
familiar with Autodesks CAD environment: Snapping, layer
management, and every other AutoCAD feature becomes a SewerCAD
feature Enjoy 100 percent compatibility between AutoCAD- based and
stand-alone SewerCAD models The MicroStation interface provides a
geospatial and engineering design environment with unrivaled
visualization and publishing tools
19. SewerCAD Features 19 1. Layout, Model Building & Data
Management 2. Comprehensive Scenario Management 3. Interoperability
& Data Connections 4. Gravity and Pressure Hydraulics 5.
Loading, Infiltration, and Inflow 6. Construction Profiles &
Results Presentation 7. Automatic Design
20. Modelling Urban Drainage Systems with MOUSE 20 Inadequate
design of sewer system may cause several economical &
environmental damages. The flow and the transport of pollutants in
sewer systems can be described by use of numerical models. Hence,
they can be used to simulate existing conditions & for
development of suggestions for optimization of the sewer
system.
21. 21 MOUSE in combination with ArcView GIS are essential
tools. The model results are combined with a Digital Elevation
Model (DEM) established for the catchment, and the MOUSE GIS is
used to generate flood inundation maps, for both historic as well
as for selected future scenarios. This makes it possible to
optimise the alleviation / development scheme before the
implementation.
22. TRAITS CONCERN TO MOUSE SOFTWARE 22 MOUSE is a dynamic,
user-friendly modelling tool for the analysis, design, management
and operation of both simple and large pipe networks. It provides a
complete and effective working environment for sophisticated urban
drainage & sewer engineering. MOUSE has been designed for
efficient application on relatively low-cost high-performance
personal computers and workstations.
23. MOUSE GIS Application 23 In recent years the Dhaka
Metropolitan area has been exposed to water logging. Relative low
intensity rain causes serious problems for certain areas of the
City, Resulting in great traffic problems Increasing the risk of
environmental hazards The City is protected from river flooding by
an encircling embankment. During most of the monsoon period the
water level of the river remains higher than the water level inside
the city area, which means that the City drainage is very dependent
on the water levels of the peripheral river systems. Therefore
standard draining by gravity may
24. 24
25. 25 In order to improve the drainage authorities plan to
install pumps at some of the outlets to the rivers and major
reconstruction work has also been proposed.
26. References 26 http://www.bentley.com/ Bentley Systems,
Incorporated Bentley is the global leader dedicated to providing
architects, engineers, constructors, and owner- operators with
comprehensive architecture and engineering software solutions for
sustaining infrastructure. Founded in 1984, Bentley has nearly
3,000 colleagues in more than 45 countries, $500 million in annual
revenues, and, since 2001, has invested more than $1 billion in
research, development, and acquisitions.
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