Every pipe. Every pressure. On the map.
Model pressurised water distribution systems on a real map: pipes, pumps, tanks, valves, pressures and water quality.
Who it's for
- Water utilities planning and operating distribution networks
- Consultants designing new supply, extensions and fire flow
- Engineers checking pressures, tank turnover and water age
Draw it. Run it. See it.
- Draw it. Build the model on a real map, over aerial imagery, terrain and your GIS and CAD layers.
- Run it. Run the analysis from inside CIVILDRAW Water.
- See it. Read the results on the map, in profiles and time series, and in reports.
What CIVILDRAW Water does
Build the network on the map
Draw junctions, pipes, pumps, valves, tanks and reservoirs over aerial imagery and GIS layers, or build a model from existing layers.
Hydraulics and water quality
Run steady and extended-period simulations, with water age, chemical and source tracing.
Scenarios
Keep alternative designs side by side in one project and compare them without copying files.
Results where you need them
Pressures and flows coloured on the map, time series, profiles and a full report.
Your existing models
Import and export .inp model files, so existing models come straight in and go straight out.
Reports
Publish results to PDF and Excel for review and submission.
Engine and files
Runs the EPANET 2 engine, included.
Projects are saved as a single .cdwater file.
HEC-RAS and HEC-HMS are developed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Hydrologic Engineering Center. EPA SWMM and EPANET are developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; OWA-EPANET is maintained by Open Water Analytics. CIVILDRAW is an independent product and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by USACE, HEC, EPA or Open Water Analytics.
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