Search Search Bentley Blog Search Insights and Inspiration and Software Search Search content Clear CATEGORIES Select Insights or Software Category Select contentNoneSoftware Posts (367)Insights and Inspirations Posts (266) FIlTER BY LANGUAGE Select Language Select contentNoneEN (627)DE (4)PT (2) What Happens When the Pressure Gets Really Low?ByTom WalskiThere are several reasons. First, the pressure is so high and constant in water systems in most developed countries that...Read MoreVariable Speed Pumps vs. Constant Speed PumpsByTom WalskiThe most common question in pump selection these days is whether to use variable or constant-speed pumps.Read MoreGravity vs. Pressure Sewers – Who Wins?ByTom WalskiOne of the most fundamental decisions made in wastewater collection system design is choosing between a gravity or pressure sewer...Read MoreLaw of Conservation of Ca (Rational Method version)ByTom WalskiWe all know that as two flows meet, according to the Law of Conservation of Mass, the resulting flow will...Read MoreThe Law of Conservation of Fixture UnitsByTom WalskiThe fixture unit method (in some places called fixture value method) was developed by Roy B. Hunter from the US...Read MoreConnecting Upstream/Downstream Systems: The Right Way vs. Ways Different People Do ItByTom WalskiIn a pipe network, all elements are connected such that changing anything at any location impacts the entire network. Adding...Read MoreFun with the Navier-Stokes EquationsByTom WalskiThey are nonlinear, partial differential equations which are about the worst kinds of equations to solve. About the only things...Read MoreGarbage In, Garbage OutByTom WalskiThe problem was that the people who developed the data underlying the GIS/CAD (I’ll call it GIS in this blog)...Read MoreBooksByTom WalskiWhen I would walk into an engineering office (before the pandemic), I would be concerned by the lack of books...Read MorePart 2: Beyond Hydraulics – Real World Water and Sewer System DesignByTom WalskiThe exact right-of-way for a pipe or land acquisition for a tank or pump station is not generally considered in...Read MorePart 1: Beyond Hydraulics – Real World Water and Sewer System DesignByTom WalskiThis blog series attempts to present some important considerations in system design that are important but generally are overlooked in...Read MoreWave Speed for Transient AnalysisByTom WalskiOne of the most important inputs to transient analysis is the speed of the pressure wave (called celerity) moving through...Read More 123…5253Next »
What Happens When the Pressure Gets Really Low?ByTom WalskiThere are several reasons. First, the pressure is so high and constant in water systems in most developed countries that...Read More
Variable Speed Pumps vs. Constant Speed PumpsByTom WalskiThe most common question in pump selection these days is whether to use variable or constant-speed pumps.Read More
Gravity vs. Pressure Sewers – Who Wins?ByTom WalskiOne of the most fundamental decisions made in wastewater collection system design is choosing between a gravity or pressure sewer...Read More
Law of Conservation of Ca (Rational Method version)ByTom WalskiWe all know that as two flows meet, according to the Law of Conservation of Mass, the resulting flow will...Read More
The Law of Conservation of Fixture UnitsByTom WalskiThe fixture unit method (in some places called fixture value method) was developed by Roy B. Hunter from the US...Read More
Connecting Upstream/Downstream Systems: The Right Way vs. Ways Different People Do ItByTom WalskiIn a pipe network, all elements are connected such that changing anything at any location impacts the entire network. Adding...Read More
Fun with the Navier-Stokes EquationsByTom WalskiThey are nonlinear, partial differential equations which are about the worst kinds of equations to solve. About the only things...Read More
Garbage In, Garbage OutByTom WalskiThe problem was that the people who developed the data underlying the GIS/CAD (I’ll call it GIS in this blog)...Read More
BooksByTom WalskiWhen I would walk into an engineering office (before the pandemic), I would be concerned by the lack of books...Read More
Part 2: Beyond Hydraulics – Real World Water and Sewer System DesignByTom WalskiThe exact right-of-way for a pipe or land acquisition for a tank or pump station is not generally considered in...Read More
Part 1: Beyond Hydraulics – Real World Water and Sewer System DesignByTom WalskiThis blog series attempts to present some important considerations in system design that are important but generally are overlooked in...Read More
Wave Speed for Transient AnalysisByTom WalskiOne of the most important inputs to transient analysis is the speed of the pressure wave (called celerity) moving through...Read More
