SewerGEMS/SewerCAD Fundamentals Part 1: Sewer System Design and Modeling Fundamentals

[@Saad4k]

Been using this for a long time. Even then, a refresher course doesn't hurt.

[@rafaelestradamoncada4071]

great video. I was interested in learning more about the program and this video offered a good intro.

[@AbdElAzizSabr]

Where could I find Datasets and workshop SI METRIC? please

[@bentleyopenflows]

I believe this is the only dataset available for the sewer fundamentals course: bentleysystems.service-now.com/community?id=community_document&sys_id=5af8042697f18610afb952800153af7a

[@alikhajavian7010]

it was a really informative video, tnx ❤

[@nawodanadeeshani6289]

Thank you❤

[@faseel-e-shaaor8842]

Can we auto design a surface drainage system on sewergems ?

[@bentleyopenflows]

yes, although the ground elevations are fixed, inlet opening sizes are part of the automated design routine. See: communities.bentley.com/products/hydraulics___hydrology/w/hydraulics_and_hydrology__wiki/26823/in-the-inlet-library-what-is-the-design-lengths-used-for

[@faseel-e-shaaor8842]

@@bentleyopenflowsttThanks a lot ... I have tried software doesn't support open cross section ( channel and cross section combination). What could be solution?

[@bentleyopenflows]

@@faseel-e-shaaor8842 correct, open channels are not designed with the automated design feature, just the subsurface pipe network and the above-surface gutter network (inlet sizes). See more in the following article and if you need more help, please post on our Community forum. communities.bentley.com/products/hydraulics___hydrology/w/hydraulics_and_hydrology__wiki/22833/can-automated-design-size-open-channels

[@vannkhoeuy8351]

very good

[@ranayah12]

Hola, Videos en español tienen?

[@tnbooso]

Is it possible to get the presentation slides?

[@bentleyopenflows]

The slides are not currently available but the workstop steps and dataset are provided. See link in the workshop-related videos: communities.bentley.com/products/hydraulics___hydrology/m/hydraulics_and_hydrology_gallery/273992

[@mohamedelshame8358]

shall i have that pdf file?

[@bentleyopenflows]

Hello Mohamed, please see my earlier post: the slides are not currently available but the workshop steps and dataset are provided. See link in the workshop-related videos: communities.bentley.com/products/hydraulics___hydrology/m/hydraulics_and_hydrology_gallery/273992

[@pola2000ful]

If i put the ground level negative , the program give me this error. (Invert elevation (0.00 m) is higher than or equal to rim (or top) elevation(-0.40 m).

[@bentleyopenflows]

Hi Pola, the message is telling you that the invert of the element cannot be higher than the ground elevation. If your ground elevation is -0.40 m, then the bottom of the structure (invert) must be below -0.40 m. If this does not help, please post on our forum with more details: communities.bentley.com/products/hydraulics___hydrology/f/haestad-hydraulics-and-hydrology-forum

[@pola2000ful]

@@bentleyopenflows Thank you, but how can I make the bottom of structure below -0.40

[@bentleyopenflows]

@@pola2000ful You can adjust the "elevation (invert)" field in the node properties, or use automated design to drop the invert down based on design criteria such as cover. For more questions, please post on our forum (see link in previous reply).

[@mohamedelshame8358]

@@pola2000ful you take the ground level copy paste to excel and subtract 1m from all level then insert the result to invert level in flextable

[@mhelmysuper7159]

Please put the Arabic translation in the translation for the videos

[@mohamedelshame8358]

found in setting for all youtube video

[@prakritineupane7774]

how to download sewercad ?

[@bentleyopenflows]

Prakriti, assuming your organization has a license of SewerCAD, you can use the information in the following article to download (typically done by your Site Administrator, but they can provide permissions to download if needed): communities.bentley.com/products/hydraulics___hydrology/w/hydraulics_and_hydrology__wiki/8175.downloading-haestad-hydraulics-and-hydrology-software If you do not have a license of SewerCAD, you can contact sales here: www.bentley.com/en/about-us/contact-us/sales-contact-request

[@abhisheksinhthakur3729]

Is it possible to get the presentation slides?

[@bentleyopenflows]

Hi, all of the available material is here: communities.bentley.com/products/hydraulics___hydrology/m/hydraulics_and_hydrology_gallery/273992