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1 1 Haestad Solutions Bentley Systems Incorporated Haestad Solution Center Watertown, CT Toll-free: Fax: Who was Haestad Methods? World Leader in Water Resources Software $17 million in Revenue Years in Research and Development Strong Direct Marketing Focus Complete Solutions: Software - 17 products Training - North America and International Publications Services Autodesk & ESRI Development

2 2 Our Users Over 40,000 accounts and 130,000 users in 170 countries Cities & Municipalities New York City, Chicago, Tampa, Washington DC, Salt Lake City Water & Sewer Utilities American Water Works, United Water, St. Louis Metro Sewer District Federal Agencies US Army Corps, Dept of Defense, Air Force DOT s Florida DOT, Connecticut DOT, Caltrans Universities Asian Institute of Technology, Texas A&M, Harvard Engineering Consulting Firms CH2M Hill, CDM, Stantec, Earth Tech, JJ&G, Black & Veatch What s s in Bentley Development? Planned for 2005 (more on this later) SELECTserver ProjectWise idesktop Integration MicroStation GeoGraphics Integration Bentley Water / Wastewater Integration Civil Products Integration

3 3 In 2005 SELECTserver (Q1) ProjectWise idesktop Integration (Q1) MicroStation GeoGraphics Integration CivilStorm (Q3) SewerGEMS (Q3) WaterGEMS / WaterCAD (Q4) Bentley Water (Q1) Wastewater (Q3) Integration Civil Integration (TBD) ProjectWise idesktop Integration Open / Save Project Documents Managed Reference Files Supports Multiple Datasources

4 4 MicroStation GeoGraphics Integration Not CAD Neutral Anymore Most Powerful / Comprehensive Solution Utilize XML Feature Modeling (XFM) Benefit from the work of others Managed Environment Geo Web Publisher etc Bentley Water & Wastewater Integration Leverage the investment in Water / Wastewater Provide a complete asset management & modeling solution Future integration will be even tighter

5 5 Haestad Products Common Product Suffixes GEMS Geospatial Engineering Modeling System ArcGIS, AutoCAD, and Stand-Alone Interfaces (MicroStation GeoGraphics in 2005) Powerful Geospatial Tools CAD Computer Aided Design AutoCAD and Stand-Alone Interfaces Limited Geospatial Tools Master Not an acronym Non-network products Worksheets, graphs, tables, etc.

6 6 Haestad Product Line Up Water Distribution WaterGEMS WaterCAD HAMMER Wastewater SewerGEMS SewerCAD CAD / GIS Interoperability GISConnect Storm Water CivilStorm StormCAD PondPack CulvertMaster FlowMaster HEC-Pack Stormwater Applications Featuring: StormCAD FlowMaster PondPack CulvertMaster CivilStorm

7 7 StormCAD Storm sewer design & analysis with inlet modeling StormCAD Applies to: Commercial site design Land development Roadway drainage design Planning, mapping, and inventories for larger areas (e.g., municipality)

8 8 StormCAD Capabilities Uses rational method hydrology Performs Gradually Varied Flow profile analysis Incorporates HEC-22 methods for inlet and gutter capacity calcs, including gutter spread and bypass flow calcs Performs automated pipe & inlet design Includes GIS and database connections Computes capital costs Generates profile plots and tabular reports Includes AutoCAD integration option Includes Scenario Management FlowMaster Solves basic hydraulic equations for a variety of channel and structure types

9 9 FlowMaster Can be applied in most any area of hydraulic analysis Available structures Open channels Pressure Pipes Weirs Orifices Inlets Capabilities Computes normal and critical depths Generates rating curves and tables PondPack Hydrologic modeling and detention pond design

10 10 PondPack Applies to: Commercial site design Land development Hydrologic studies Stormwater detention and retention designs Some types of water quality analysis PondPack Capabilities Generates design storms Includes various methods for computing hydrographs Handles simple to complex networked watersheds Performs hydraulic calculations for outlet structures and channels

11 11 PondPack Capabilities (continued from previous) Estimates required detention volume Routes detention ponds, including ponds in series and interconnected ponds Performs water quality calculations such as detention time and pond drain time Includes detailed graphing and reporting features CulvertMaster Culvert design and analysis based on HDS-5 methods

12 12 CulvertMaster Applies to any situation where culvert roadway crossing needs design or evaluation using HDS-5 methods Capabilities Can automatically design culvert size Handles multiple barrels Handles roadway overtopping/weir flow Generates rating curves and rating tables CivilStorm Dynamic modeling of storm sewers, channels, culverts, overflows, and detention ponds

13 13 CivilStorm Applies to: More complex commercial site and land development designs, such as those using storm sewer structures for detention Designs where culverts or channels must be modeled as connected to the larger drainage system as opposed to modeled individually, for instance if backwater effects are a consideration Larger-scale drainage studies where stormwater volume and/or hydrograph timing are important considerations CivilStorm Capabilities Supports a variety of methods for computing runoff hydrographs Provides a dynamic solution to the full Saint-Venant equations Computes flow profiles for storm sewers, culverts, and open channels Models looped systems and diversions Attenuates hydrographs due to storage in detention facilities and conveyance structures

14 14 CivilStorm Capabilities (continued from previous) Performs hydraulic calculations for a variety of structures, including culverts, orifices, and weirs Displays HGL profile animation Includes AutoCAD integration option Includes Scenario and Alternative Management GISConnect Run GIS from within AutoCAD

15 15 Sanitary Sewer Applications Featuring: SewerCAD SewerGEMS SewerCAD sanitary sewer design & analysis with extended period modeling Peak Flow (steady state) or Extended Period Simulation Master planning, CMOM compliance, or design Connected gravity and pressure systems Flexible sanitary loading Automated Design Infiltration and Inflow Loadings Profile Manager Integrated with AutoCAD and Land Development Desktop Link with GIS or any database

16 16 SewerGEMS New Features: Complete GIS Integration One database for model and GIS Automated Skeletonizer Automated Load Building TRex Elevation Extraction Water Distribution Applications Featuring: WaterCAD WaterGEMS PumpMaster Hammer

17 17 WaterCAD Water distribution modeling & management Steady state and extended period hydraulic simulations Dynamic water quality analysis Automated fire flow analysis View results with dynamic graphing, contouring, colorcoding, and annotation tools Share data across the enterprise with robust GIS and database connections Compare and contrast an unlimited number of scenarios within the same model Scenario Control Center Data Management Scenarios Current Scenario Year 2010 Scenario Year 2020 Scenario New Diameter Scenario Alternatives Physical: Original Demand: Today Active Topology: Current Physical: Original Demand: 2010 Active Topology: New 2010 Physical: Original Demand: 2020 Active Topology: New 2020 Physical: New Design Demand: Max 2005 Active Topology: New 2020

18 18 Fire Flow Analysis Determine water availability Evaluate Response of your system Provide adequate fire protection Logical Controls Analysis Use logic to set controls IF {System Demand > 63 l/s} Or {T-1 HGL < 264 m} THEN {PMP-2 Relative Speed Factor = 1.50} ELSE {PMP-2 Relative Speed Factor = 1.00} Actions Simple Composite Conditions Element status, setting or attribute value System demand Clock time or time to start

19 19 VSP & Energy Cost Speed Variable speed pumping Analysis VSPs: Operational and economical optimization Pattern based or Fixed-Head type Energy Cost Account for storage Pump efficiency by; Best Efficiency Point, Constant Efficiency, Multiple Efficiency Points PMP Time (hr) Analyze: Pump Speed, Pump Efficiency, Cumulative Volume, and more Water Quality Analysis Constituent Age Trace Tank Mixing Models Vulnerability Assessment and Emergency Planning Contour Legend Calculated Concentration (mg/l)

20 20 Darwin Calibrator Data Processing Genetic Algorithm Optimization Technology Multiple Field Data Calibrate: Roughness, Demand and Status Keep track of all calibration settings and results :1 Correlation Flow Test 1 Flow Test 2 Flow Test 3 Darwin Designer Design Pressure pipe design optimization and rehabilitation tool Eliminate tedious trial-and-error Least-cost solutions Maximize ROI Manage multiple system design projects

21 21 WaterGEMS for ArcGIS Geographic Engineering Modeling System GIS-Integrated Water Distribution Modeling 3 Graphical Interfaces Calibration management Auto demand allocation Auto elevation extraction Auto model reduction System Security features Auto design/rehab What is WaterGEMS? WaterGEMS = WaterCAD + ArcGIS Integration + Additional Modules

22 22 WaterGEMS Additional Modules ModelBuilder LoadBuilder Thiessen Polygon Generator TRex (TeRrain EXtraction) Skelebrator * GeoGrapher * WaterSAFE * Darwin Calibrator * Darwin Designer * * Also available in WaterCAD ModelBuilder Data Management Utilize Existing GIS assets Connect to any Data Source Creates Intelligent Modeling Network Model Data Extract Transform Load

23 23 LoadBuilder Data Processing Customer Meter Data Billing meter aggregation Nearest Node Nearest Pipe Area Water Use Data Equal flow distribution Prop. distribution by area Prop. distribution by population Population/Land Use Data Estimation by population Estimation by land use TRex Elevation Extraction Data Processing Automated extraction of elevations from digital elevation models in different formats Intelligent elevation assignment Assign elevations to all node elements Create new alternative or replace existing alternative

24 24 Skelebrator Model Reduction Smart Pipe Removal Branch Collapsing Series Pipe Merging Parallel Pipe Merging Preserve Network connectivity Demand location Hydraulic Equivalence Save Optimized Settings GeoGrapher Data Processing Flow (l/s) Powerful data analysis tool Combine different elements and attributes LEGEND Pump PMP-1 Tank T-1 Time (hr) Prepare fully customized professional reports

25 25 WaterSAFE Prevention & Preparation Advanced water quality module Track multiple contamination sources Manage and safeguard your system Reduce infrastructure vulnerability PumpMaster Worksheet-based pump selection tool Reference multiple catalogs Enhance pump selection process Compare multiple performance curves

26 26 HAMMER Analysis Hydraulic Transient Analysis Software Rigorous hydraulic engine Prevent system damage Develop costeffective surge control strategies Model any surge protection device WaterObjects Software Development Kit (SDK) Customize and extend WaterCAD and WaterGEMS Write programs using VB, C++, etc. Create powerful MS Office macros Develop custom applications

27 27 Haestad Solutions Bentley Systems Incorporated Haestad Solution Center Watertown, CT Toll-free: Fax:

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