Applied Research Seminar 2021 - Augmenting Digital Twin Intelligence for Water Systems
OpenFlows users - are you interested in advancements in water network digital twins?
Click here to register for the Applied Research Seminar 2021. Session 1 on September 28th, 2021 will present the applied research, conducted by our own Bentley research…
RE: OpenFlow Hammer - What does that percent sign mean in the Point column?
Hasan,
HAMMER calculates at intermediate points along the pipeline (not just at the pipe endpoints) and the percentages seen in the dat tab of the profile show the percentages along the length of pipe (ex: 50% means midway between the start and stop…
RE: Hammer/WaterGEMS/SewerGEMS-Connect Edition - Export models to GIS files
Hello Hasan,
You can export model elements to Shapefile using the export button in the top-left corner of the flextables. See: Exporting model elements to shapefiles
This needs to be done separately for each element type. You can add all the attributes…
RE: OpenFlow HAMMER: Issue with results for Quality and Age of the water & Display the Time Browser
Hello Hasan,
HAMMER does not include the Time Browser. While you can run an EPS run when computing the initial conditions, this is mainly used if there is a specific file you want to start your transient run. More information on doing that can be found…
RE: Bentley OpenFlows HAMMER: Controls
Hello Hasan,
Here is wiki on creating controls, which has detailed explanation about it.
Creating Controls - Conditions, Actions and Control Sets
Also here are videos, demos on creating controls using HAMMER / WaterGEMS / SewerGEMS.
Bentley Hydraulics…
RE: Viewer for WaterHammer, WaterGEMS and SewerGEMS
Hi Hasan,
Currently, exporting the model to i-model or Bentley Map Mobile is the best solution, as seen in this related article from our Wiki: How to share a read-only version of a hydraulic model for anyone to view
The other option would be for the…