[Copy] It would be beneficial to allow drainage designers to use graphical elements in combination with terrains to define time of concentration components
Currently, in order to determine one of the components of the Time of Concentration (Tc), ORD DU users have to jump completely out of the 'Catchment Properties' interface to determine the length and slope of the Tc element (since once you are in t...
[Copy] ORD Drainage - Show actual Tc versus Tc Minimum
Many times a calculated Time of Concentration is less than the minimum used for Intensity. When this occurs in a system of drainage areas (catchments), it helps a designer AND a reviewer to see what the actual Time of Concentration is at a given p...
[Copy] Openroads Drainage - HGL versus Headwater Analysis for Headwalls Inletting into a Storm Sewer System
Many times, a stream needs to be drained into a storm sewer system via a headwall. When this occurs, two analysis should be considered:
The headwater at the headwall (the mechanics of the water getting into the pipe at the headwall). Generally K...
[Copy] Add ability to set default Engineering Libraries for all users
As it stands, I can make a new Engineering Library on a network drive to share with other users, but if I wanted to make that library the "default", I can't without having to make the change for each individual user.
The calculation executive summary and calculation detailed summary would be improved by adding a time stamp near the date and file name at the bottom of the reports' pages. It would be helpful to be able to add a note to the reports describing tha...
hydrant as target element type in properties of SCADA element
Please make possible to assign SCADA signal with hydrant - for example for pressure. We are making very often measurements on hydrants and now if I would like to assign pressure records to hydrant I have to change hydrant to junction first. After ...
The totalizing flow meter tool is useful, but I would like to be able to get that information without having to look at elements one at a time. It would be nice if the totalizing flow meter would be calculated as a function of the element and coul...
Create a valve that allows linear reduction of flow depending on closing and create a valve that has a trigger to start closing when a certain pressure is reached.
For modeling irrigation systems, cutting-edge elements such as hydrants/valves have closing rules that not only take time into consideration, but also pressure as a trigger. Furthermore, these valves have linear flow characteristics.