Hydraulics and Hydrology Software

Using OpenFlows WaterGEMS, Companhia Águas de Joinville created scenarios to overcome a water crisis for BRL 4.5 million less than originally planned.

AEGEA uses OpenFlows WaterSight to improve leak detection and optimize workflows on a water and wastewater system.

SIDRI created a CNY 8 billion hydraulic analysis system that can determine how to eliminate flooding and waterlogging problems in Jiujiang, Jiangxi, China.

CDM Smith redesigned a major highway connecting Dubai and Al-Ain using OpenRoads, which cut design hours in half to meet a tight timeline.

GHD developed a new ProjectWise framework to save 18,000 hours by eliminating the need to learn project structure variations.

A collaborative, 3D design plan was utilized on the Hexi Branch, an auxiliary plan of the Beijing South-to-North Water Diversion Project, which improved regional water supply conditions in northern China.

Alabama Department of Transportation saves USD 10 million using Bentley’s collaborative 3D BIM and reality modeling technology to improve efficiencies, delivering the state’s largest roadway construction project.

Foth uses Bentley’s open 3D BIM applications to redevelop and industrialize delivery of a Cedar Falls, Iowa corridor estimated to save the community USD 32 million over the next 25 years.

AEGEA used Bentley’s collaboration and digital twin technology to create its Infra Inteligente Program, expanding and improving Brazil’s water and sewerage infrastructure while reducing costs.

Organizations from China used Bentley applications to develop and build a smart water management platform, reducing costs and shortening construction by four months.

Bentley software helped Beijing Institute of Water improve design quality, reduce drawings for audit work by 40 percent, and save 15 percent in construction costs.

Using WaterGEMS, Manila Water Company, Inc. performed a holistic risk assessment and analysis of its complex water distribution network and identified which facilities require resiliency measures.

Arup’s Madrid office modernizes project delivery of transportation infrastructure, achieving 30% savings in time and cost using Bentley’s solutions in a BIM environment.

Using WaterGEMS and SewerGEMS enabled WSSC to reduce its hydraulic pipeline review cycle from 73 to 27 days over eight years, despite a two-fold increase in volume of proposed pipeline extensions and connections.

Bentley hydraulic modeling software provides Sabesp a reliable solution to increase water supply to three cities in the state of São Paulo while achieving an immediate ROI of 3.8 times the amount it invested.

Sabesp created a carefully planned timeline for infrastructure investments for the Cantareira Water Supply System

WaterGEMS models Região dos Lagos, Brazil, water network for Prolagos Master Plan 2041, which reduces network energy consumption and improves water supply.

Paulus, Sokolowski & Sartor designed stormwater management system improvements to meet compliance requirements and protect local water quality.

Using Bentley’s hydraulic modeling scenario management software, NWSDB optioneers optimal scenarios for water and sewerage networks to improve living conditions in Kurunegala, Sri Lanka.

NJS Engineers India saves millions of rupees using Bentley’s hydraulic modeling software to prepare feasibility and detailed project reports to upgrade sewerage works in Moradabad, India.

WaterGEMS optioneering aids NOVOGOR-Prikamie in reducing energy consumption, increasing water pressure, improving water quality, and minimizing the cost of providing water supply services in Perm, Russia.

NJS Engineers rehabilitated the water supply network in Agra, India, using WaterGEMS hydraulic models, to deliver 24/7 service for the first time.

MWH Global used Bentley software to design a water recycling plant that reduces a community’s potable water consumption by 62 percent.

Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran used Bentley software as its interoperable GIS-based solution to collaboratively design a sustainable water supply network for the population of Rahimatpur, India, optimizing energy consumption to reduce operating costs.