Modelado y gestión del sistema de recolección de aguas residuales
OpenFlows Sewer is a comprehensive hydraulic analysis application that enables engineers to design and analyze sanitary, stormwater, and combined sewer systems using built-in hydraulic and hydrologic capabilities. Now, they can meet increasing population demands, address aging infrastructure challenges, and decrease risks.
Why OpenFlows Sewer?
Plan, Design, and Operate Sanitary and Combined Sewer Systems Quickly and Easily
- Utilize interoperable hydraulic modeling
- Connect 1D network elements with 2D surface flows
- Conduct easy model management and remediation analysis with unlimited number of scenarios
- Understand surface flooding depth and velocity, as well as flood hazards
Make Intelligent, Accurate Decisions
- Complete comprehensive analysis of all aspects of sewer and storm systems
- Implement strategies for design, operations, sanitary loading, and network topology
- Create steady-state simulations (including peak flow) and long-term continuous simulations
- Integrate data across multiple platforms with the power of real-time SCADA analysis
Mitigate Risks and Ensure System Resilience
- Predict and meet population demands
- Perform overflow remediation analysis and design
- Perform critical storm analysis
- Design cost-effective system expansions and rehabilitation strategies
OpenFlows Sewer Essentials
Basic option to plan, design, and operate urban sanitary and combined sewer systems, as well as decrease risk.
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SewerCAD OpenFlows Sewer Standard
Standard option to plan, design, and operate urban sanitary and combined sewer systems, as well as decrease risk.
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SewerCAD OpenFlows Sewer Advanced
Advanced option to plan, design, and operate urban sanitary and combined sewer systems, as well as decrease risk.
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SewerCAD SewerGEMS OpenFlows Sewer Ultimate
Ultimate option to plan, design, and operate urban sanitary and combined sewer systems, as well as decrease risk.
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SewerCAD SewerGEMS * Los precios varían según la región. Para conocer más opciones, consulte la sección de licencias y suscripciones.
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What is OpenFlows Sewer?
- Design & Analyze
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Design and Analyze Sanitary and Combined Sewer Systems
Analyze gravity flow, overflows, flow splits/diversions, pump stations, and force mains with various dry-weather and wet-weather calculation methods. Compare solutions with automated gravity system design and scenario management capabilities. OpenFlows Sewer also provides an easy-to-use environment for designing and analyzing stormwater systems, including inlet capture and bypass flows, gutters, detention facilities, open channels, and culverts.
- Scenario Management
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Scenario Management
Configure, evaluate, visualize, and compare an unlimited number of scenarios within a single file. Evaluate strategies for design, operations, sanitary loading, and network topology to improve decision-making.
- Hydraulic Modeling
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Interoperable Hydraulic Modeling
Model within several platforms while accessing a single, shared project data source so you can optimize urban sewer planning and overflow remediation analysis designs in a user-friendly environment.
- 1D/2D Analysis
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Análisis hidráulico 1D/2D
Understand surface flooding depth and velocity, flood hazard, and inundation times with user- friendly capabilities that connect 1D network elements with 2D surface flows.
- Calculation Options
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Multiple 1D Hydraulic Solver Options
Perform dynamic 1D analysis using the Saint-Venant equations. Use the GVF-Convex solver to analyze peak flows, automatically design storm sewers, and perform extended-period simulations.
- Loading & Estimation
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Loading Allocation and Estimation
Accurately model flow changes over the course of a day. Load models with wet-weather runoff flows from precipitation using built-in rainfall distributions or user-defined rainfall events
Design and Analyze Sanitary and Combined Sewer Systems
Analyze gravity flow, overflows, flow splits/diversions, pump stations, and force mains with various dry-weather and wet-weather calculation methods. Compare solutions with automated gravity system design and scenario management capabilities. OpenFlows Sewer also provides an easy-to-use environment for designing and analyzing stormwater systems, including inlet capture and bypass flows, gutters, detention facilities, open channels, and culverts.
Scenario Management
Configure, evaluate, visualize, and compare an unlimited number of scenarios within a single file. Evaluate strategies for design, operations, sanitary loading, and network topology to improve decision-making.
Interoperable Hydraulic Modeling
Model within several platforms while accessing a single, shared project data source so you can optimize urban sewer planning and overflow remediation analysis designs in a user-friendly environment.
Análisis hidráulico 1D/2D
Understand surface flooding depth and velocity, flood hazard, and inundation times with user- friendly capabilities that connect 1D network elements with 2D surface flows.
Multiple 1D Hydraulic Solver Options
Perform dynamic 1D analysis using the Saint-Venant equations. Use the GVF-Convex solver to analyze peak flows, automatically design storm sewers, and perform extended-period simulations.
Loading Allocation and Estimation
Accurately model flow changes over the course of a day. Load models with wet-weather runoff flows from precipitation using built-in rainfall distributions or user-defined rainfall events
Watch and learn
OpenFlows Sewer can help engineers plan, design, and analyze urban sanitary and combined sewer systems.
Historias de usuarios destacadas
AEGEA
Optimice la expansión de la red de alcantarillado con SewerGEMS
Se espera una cobertura del 90 % a un costo 58 % más bajo con el plan maestro
ÁGUAS DO PORTO
Monitoreo del sistema de agua en tiempo real
El software de Bentley ayudó a construir un programa de gestión unificado para acceder a los datos en el campo, lo que generó ganancias de operación del 25 %.
TSA
Diseño de la red de aguas residuales
Reducing raw sewage discharges through the design and construction of a modern sewer system.
Sustainable Wastewater Management
