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Coffee Corner: OpenFlows - Where to put valves for reliability?

https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/4367716/4FF929C7DA965CDDE73FA35B9C6E2B0A

Ahmed Fahmy over 1 year ago in OpenFlows (Civil) 0 Scheduled

OpenFlows: What’s New and What You Need to Know

Do you want to learn about the latest innovations in Bentley’s water, sewer, and storm network engineering software solutions? Are you interested in what’s new in OpenFlows to help you streamline your modeling process and make better planning, des...

Simon Newton 5 months ago in OpenFlows (Civil) 0 Scheduled/Delivered

1 VOTE

Coffee Corner: OpenFlows Wastewater Pumps and Force Mains - What You Need to Know

Hydraulic analysis of wastewater pump stations and force mains may look easy from a distance, but there are a lot of engineering decisions you need to make and tools for supporting those decisions. In this session, we’ll talk about software that s...

Simon Newton 6 months ago in OpenFlows (Civil) 0 Scheduled/Delivered

2 VOTE

Coffee Corner: Definición de Distritos Hidrométricos en WaterGEMS

Caso real de operacion considerando DMAs y relación entre Gestión de la presión y DMA’s.

Juan Gutierrez 12 months ago in OpenFlows (Civil) 1 Scheduled/Delivered

1 VOTE

Coffee Corner: Combining a PLAXIS Analysis with OpenFlows FLOOD

In the past 10 years, 83% of all disasters triggered by natural hazards were caused by extreme weather and climate-related events, such as floods and storm surges. As a result, more than 410,000 people were killed, the vast majority in low and dev...

Vasileios Basas 7 months ago in OpenFlows (Civil) / PLAXISSoilVision 0 Scheduled/Delivered

1 VOTE

Coffee Corner: OpenFlows Automated Extraction of Model Results for Excel and Power BI

Power BI and Excel are powerful tools that allow users to create insightful reports and dashboards. However, manual extraction of model results can be time-consuming and error prone. We invite you to join us as we explore workflows to streamline e...

Simon Newton 8 months ago in OpenFlows (Civil) 0 Scheduled/Delivered

1 VOTE

Coffee Corner: Tips and Tricks for Maximizing Efficiency with Water, Sewer, and Storm Products

Learn about some often overlooked interface tools and techniques—and a few new ones—for streamlining your work with OpenFlows desktop products, including WaterGEMS, WaterCAD, HAMMER, SewerGEMS, SewerCAD, CivilStorm, and StormCAD.

Simon Newton 8 months ago in OpenFlows (Civil) 0 Scheduled/Delivered

1 VOTE

Coffee Corner: Civil for DACH - Erstellung und Anwendung eigener Zellen in einem Kanalisationsnetz

Dieses Mal werden wir uns im Workflow für Entwässerungs- und Versorgungsleitungen die Erstellung eigener Objekte anschauen. Wir werden folgende Dinge erläutern: Erstellung eigener Knotendefinitionen (Zellen, Symboliken, Prototypen) Erstellung eige...

Matthias Heise 9 months ago in OpenFlows (Civil) / OpenRail / OpenRoads / OpenSite 0 Scheduled/Delivered

1 VOTE

Establish BIM workflows for water solutions within Bentley software

BIM has been a topic of conversation in the construction industry, including buildings, roads, water, energy, etc. Every day, BIM workflows occur on multiple projects and require stakeholder collaboration and interoperability. The water industry c...

Alejandra Silva about 1 year ago in OpenFlows (Civil) 0 Under Consideration

1 VOTE

Coffee Corner: OpenFlows - Modeling Detention Ponds

https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/4367704/B30E84FBA6C72E49CB901EC6496E107B

Ahmed Fahmy over 1 year ago in OpenFlows (Civil) 0 Scheduled

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