Hydraulic modelling
&
Pressurised Distribution
Network (PDN)
Major Tools / Software:
• EPANET
• Auto Cad
• Arc GIS / Q GIS
• Google Maps / Google Earth
Advantages & Key parameters
• Operating Pressures of the entire scheme at a glance
• Residual pressure at each node / Outlet
• Every outlet customizable for elevation, demand, demand pattern
• Velocity of each and individual pipe
• Head losses in each and individual section
• Flow at any given point of the pipe section and node
• Total head requirement (will get Power requirement)
• Pipe line length, quantity and its operating pressures (BOQ)
• Optimization of Pipe sizes
Methodology
• Chak formation in AutoCAD (Ex 5Ha, 20Ha, 40 Ha, 500Ha …etc)
• Demarking of non cultivation zones
• Crossings, Habitation zones, Hillocks, Rivers and forests
• Deriving Each chuck for Elevation, Area, Demand & Demand pattern
• Configuring EPANET for GPS coordinates, Scaling and Uploading Nodes and its
attributes.
• Drawing Pipe network connecting to all nodes
• By eliminating obstructions
• Shortest path
• Tapping / Branching at optimized location
• Defining the Pipe sizes by Considering the Velocity, Head loss, Flow and Length
• Suitable type of valve placement at required location
• Confirming for the Residual pressures, Velocities, Frictional losses and etc…
• Optimizing pipe network for Diameters and operating pressures
• Report generation for the pipe network and Junctions with Hydraulic details
What advantages you will get with me….
Pipe sizing optimization to the best of industry standards
Providing BOQ, costing
Associated Electro Mechanical requirements & its costing
Assistance in documentation approval from client sources.
Experience in various departments, helped me in understanding their requirements
easily
Providing preliminary data in shortest time, which is highly essence in EPC bidding.
Providing technical inputs to the tendering department required for Bidding
Outlet Management System (OMS) designing and BOQ.
Vendor identification and connecting to the client sources

Hydraulic modelling.pptx

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    Major Tools /Software: • EPANET • Auto Cad • Arc GIS / Q GIS • Google Maps / Google Earth
  • 3.
    Advantages & Keyparameters • Operating Pressures of the entire scheme at a glance • Residual pressure at each node / Outlet • Every outlet customizable for elevation, demand, demand pattern • Velocity of each and individual pipe • Head losses in each and individual section • Flow at any given point of the pipe section and node • Total head requirement (will get Power requirement) • Pipe line length, quantity and its operating pressures (BOQ) • Optimization of Pipe sizes
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    Methodology • Chak formationin AutoCAD (Ex 5Ha, 20Ha, 40 Ha, 500Ha …etc) • Demarking of non cultivation zones • Crossings, Habitation zones, Hillocks, Rivers and forests • Deriving Each chuck for Elevation, Area, Demand & Demand pattern • Configuring EPANET for GPS coordinates, Scaling and Uploading Nodes and its attributes. • Drawing Pipe network connecting to all nodes • By eliminating obstructions • Shortest path • Tapping / Branching at optimized location • Defining the Pipe sizes by Considering the Velocity, Head loss, Flow and Length • Suitable type of valve placement at required location • Confirming for the Residual pressures, Velocities, Frictional losses and etc… • Optimizing pipe network for Diameters and operating pressures • Report generation for the pipe network and Junctions with Hydraulic details
  • 5.
    What advantages youwill get with me…. Pipe sizing optimization to the best of industry standards Providing BOQ, costing Associated Electro Mechanical requirements & its costing Assistance in documentation approval from client sources. Experience in various departments, helped me in understanding their requirements easily Providing preliminary data in shortest time, which is highly essence in EPC bidding. Providing technical inputs to the tendering department required for Bidding Outlet Management System (OMS) designing and BOQ. Vendor identification and connecting to the client sources