EPANET Tutorial | How to Size/Model Water Pumps using EPANET Software [Based on Real Project]

PLEASE NOTE: Static Water Level for Submissible Pump = Max Drawdown Level (NOT PUMPSET LEVEL) - Destination Point Level In this EPANET Tutorial, we are going to see how to size/model water pumps using EPANET software! Not only that, we will learn how to design a rising main pipe and we will compare two design cases and see which one suits our needs the most! That being said, In this EPANET tutorial, we are going to learn: 1. How to design a rising main pipe with EPANET 2.2! 2. How to prepare data for EPANET Software 3. How to add pumps and pump curves to EPANET Software 4. How to optimize our model 5. How to select the most suitable design 6. How to produce a full report for your project. I tried to cover basic principles on how to model water pumps with EPANET! It’s a 27 minutes tutorial so I really encourage you to watch it until the end! And if you are interested in GIS or Water Supply related content please subscribe and share with your fellow engineers! ======= TIMESTAMP ======= 00:00 Introduction 00:40 Data preparation 03:31 Project layout settings and data cleaning 12:05 Case 1: Running model, pumps and pump curve modification, and model optimization 18:48 Case 2: Model configuration and changing rising main pipe diameter 20:30 Running model for case 2, pump curve modification and model optimization 23:26 How to produce a full report 26:25 Outro REFERENCE VIDEOS: ============== HYDROINFORMATICS ACADEMY ON SOCIAL MEDIA ==============...