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Jefry Novoa Acero

Jefry Novoa Acero

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  • RE: Ask with the Structure drop option

    Sushma Choure
    Sushma Choure
    Hello Jefry, Do you mean you want to see the drop structures in the model and you have applied to do so in default constraints, but you do not see drop structures in profiles? Please confirm. Please note that even if you specify to allow drop structures…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • Demystifying Member Points and Posts

    Phil Chouinard
    Phil Chouinard
    Last revised: October 22, 2015 Communities has a Member Points System (MPS) that controls how member points are earned, which contributes to overall site ranking and rank badges. We currently display this information on each member's About Me page.…
    • over 12 years ago
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  • RE: Problems when modeling an EPS engine aqueduct system

    Yashodhan Joshi
    Yashodhan Joshi
    Hello Jefry, As Sushma pointed out in her earlier responses you need to revise the pump curve specifically for BOMBA-1 10 HP. Another thing I noticed was the size of the tank PTAP. It has a diameter of only 0.41 m. Are you sure the values entered for…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: Problems when modeling an EPS engine aqueduct system

    Sushma Choure
    Sushma Choure
    Hello Jefry, Thank for you for confirming the modeling case. As mentioned earlier please revise the pump curve, if you don't have full pump curve i.e. fine, one point curve is to be used in such cases only. The total downstream demand is around…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: Modeling pumps in watergems

    Jesse Dringoli
    Jesse Dringoli
    If you know the pump's horsepower, you can use the "constant power" pump definition type to model an estimated pump curve. However if the pump is old, it may not be performing the same way. If you know the pump's flow and want to simply force a certain…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: Modeling pumps in watergems

    Tom Walski
    Tom Walski
    I'm not sure I understand what is meant by the "bike". Is this some kind of human propelled pump. With regard to using the horsepower to model the pump, remember that it is the horsepower added to the water (water HP), not the horsepower of the motor…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: Modeling pumps in watergems

    Scott Kampa
    Scott Kampa
    Hello Jefry, If the power data for the pump is what is available, then you can use that. I am not seeing any issues with the results. Was there something that you are concerned about? Regards, Scott
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: Metodo de determinación de caudales en WaterGEMS

    Yashodhan Joshi
    Yashodhan Joshi
    Hello Jefry, Can you converse in English? I have translated this response in Spanish and posted below for understanding; The method that the video shows is the Unit Line method and is usually used when you have bulk demand to assign to your nodes…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: Method to calculate tributary areas and flows in a sanitary sewer

    Sushma Choure
    Sushma Choure
    Hello Jefry, The shapefile THIESSEN PRUEBA 2 appears to be created using Thiessen polygon tool, which is required for the "Proportional Distribution By Area" method. And Perimetro file appears to be flow boundary which contains flow information. However…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: HELP IN THE CONFIGURATION OF RAINWATER SEWAGE

    Scott Kampa
    Scott Kampa
    Hello Jefry, The GVF-Rational solver uses the gradually varied flow method to solve for the results in a system. You can find information on this in the Help documentation. There are some normal flow and normal depth results that are available, but…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: HELP IN THE CONFIGURATION OF RAINWATER SEWAGE

    Yashodhan Joshi
    Yashodhan Joshi
    Hello Jefry, Can you elaborate on what are you looking for to "confirm the solution"? Are you asking about confirming the results? I will try and answer (or ask further questions) based on the information you provided. Jefry Novoa Acero said: 1. The…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: There should be only one non diversion type conduit out of a gravity junction.

    Yashodhan Joshi
    Yashodhan Joshi
    Hello Jefry, This is likely to happen if you have more than one conduit coming out of your manhole and you have not setup diversion rating curve/s for them. If you have say three conduits coming out of a manhole two of them should have a diversion rating…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
  • RE: Migrate information from SewerGEMS to ArcGIS

    Scott Kampa
    Scott Kampa
    Hello Jefry, If you have an existing SewerGEMS model, you can import this into SewerGEMS for ArcMap. The following link has information on this: Opening an existing hydraulic model when integrated with ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro . The workflow for doing this…
    • over 1 year ago
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure
    • OpenFlows | Water Infrastructure Forum
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