We all know that as two flows meet, according to the Law of Conservation of Mass, the resulting flow will be the sum of the two flows.

Last week my blog had what I’ll call the pseudo-Law of Conservation of Turbidity. 

We’re all familiar with the application of laws of conservation of mass and energy in models of water distribution systems. But did you know that..

In a pipe network, all elements are connected such that changing anything at any location impacts the entire network.

If you try to solve for the velocity at any point in a three-dimensional, Newtonian fluid, the correct equations you must solve are the..

Integration of your hydraulic modeling software with the leading GIS platforms like ArcGIS is essential to deliver an optimal and accurate water..

Recently, we’ve had some discussion on our Bentley’s Hydraulics and Hydrology communities forum on fixing a model where the piping at..

When I would walk into an engineering office (before the pandemic), I would be concerned by the lack of books on the shelves. I’m told that..

Welcome back for the second part of our “Real World Design” in hydraulics and hydrology! In the first part, we covered types of system design and..

Engineering schools teach the fundamentals of water distribution system design. Bentley’s training supplements that with training on the modeling..