Storm and Sanitary Network Design Tools for Fast, Accurate Computations
Bentley Rail Track provides a comprehensive toolset for surface and wastewater collection systems, allowing users to interactively create a 3D associative model relative to the existing ground, design models, and track geometry. Users can manipulate networks in plan or profile views, displaying the Bentley Rail Track drainage model, as well as other utilities modeled in the software. This allows users to plan for clash avoidance and identify potential problem areas before they occur. Users can model, analyze, and design complete storm water and sanitary sewer networks, replete with inlets culverts, channels, catch basins, manholes, pumps, and pipes.
A robust set of computation tools account for the full array of surface runoff conditions and perform design checks to ensure conformance with minimum and maximum requirements using industry-standard hydraulic methods for system design and analysis. Rational, Modified Rational, and Soil Conservation Service Unit hydrograph modeling and pond-routing routines calculate hydrologic impacts for pond sizing and outflow characteristics. Users can create the full set of hydrographs, drawings, and reports.
Intelligent Project Deliverables to Support and Enhance Workflows
Bentley Rail Track provides design, volumes, and cross-section data in the XML industry-standard format for data exchange and reporting. Project data can be delivered in a variety of formats, including Excel spreadsheets, HTML or text files, PDFs, printable documents, and other output. Reporting tools automate the production of numerous standard reports – including horizontal and vertical alignments, curvature diagrams and/or slew diagrams, quantity takeoffs, clearance reports, stakeout, surfaces, and more. The software outputs standard formats for Trimble, Topcon, and Leica for machine controlled grading and machine guidance, as well as Plasser & Theurer (ALC and WinALC systems) and Matisa tampers (the PALAS system) for construction.
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