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Hydraulics & Hydrology Recent Articles
Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran (MJP) Rahimatpur, Maharashtra, India Project With a goal to transform Rahimatpur’s existing water distribution network to provide adequate water to the city’s rural villages 24×7 while reducing non-revenue water, Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran (MJP) needed a GIS-based hydraulic...
by Bentley Expert
I occasionally hear people say they use a second-order equation to model chlorine decay when in a perfect world, chlorine decay should follow a first-order model. I wondered why that worked. As a matter of review for those who haven’t...
by Tom Walski
The title of this blog comes from a question asked by one of our Bentley OpenFlows users. If the temperature of water in a pipe changes, does head loss and flow change?
...by Bentley Expert
The Challenge and the Opportunity Managing wastewater and stormwater may not be top of mind when one thinks of high-tech, green jobs, but this infrastructure sector offers opportunities to make real contributions to the environment and sustainability, as well as...
by Bentley Expert
The correct answer is “Never.” A variable frequency drive (VFD) is generally described as a “motor control device that controls the speed of AC induction motors.” A VFD has never pumped a drop of water. Despite this, I hear many...
by Bentley Expert
We regularly seek feedback from our users on how we’re doing. In a recent survey, we received excellent scores across the board on our OpenFlows products like OpenFlows Water and OpenFlows Sewer. One individual noted it would be great if...
by Tom Walski