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StormCAD V8i

Hydrology and Watershed Hydraulics

Haestad Methods Water Solutions

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Rainfall data

Use equations, tables, or Hydro-35 to enter IDF data.

Use the widely accepted Rational Method or your own methodology by directly entering peak flows. Specify a minimum allowable watershed time of concentration to prevent high runoff estimates for small catchments.

Rainfall data: Specify equations, tables, or Hydro-35 for Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) data. You can then plot the IDF curves, and reuse your data for other projects in that region.

Watershed hydraulics: Work with an unlimited number of sub-watershed areas and C coefficients for each inlet watershed. Enter external contributing areas, additional flows, and carryover flows to model non-local runoff contributing to the discharge at any inlet.

Velocity and travel time calculation: Choose from several methods for computing travel time, including full pipe velocity, normal velocity, average end velocity and weighted average velocity.

Additional Features:

  1. Stand-alone or AutoCAD Interface
  2. Profiling and Presentation
  3. Inlet, Pipe and Structure Hydraulics
  4. Constraint-based Design and Cost Analysis
  5. Data Management
  6. Layout and Model Building
  7. Hydrology and Watershed Hydraulics
  8. Scenario Management

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