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Discover Some of the Many Advantages and Benefits of InfoSewer Suite:

Analysis Methods and Special Entities
Steady-State Analysis
Automated Design
      Existing Systems
      New Systems
Multiple Peaking Methods
Equation Based Flow Peaking
Flow and Population Based Peaking Curves
Time Routed EPS Analysis (Successive static solutions considering diurnal curves)
Fully Dynamic Simulation (Solve St. Venant Equations)
Dynamic Wave Routing
Uniform Flow Routing
Constant and Variable Speed Pumps
Fixed Flow Pumps (Automatically Compute Pump Speed to Maintain the Desired Pump Discharge Flow)
Parallel Pumps with Separate Controls
Pump On-Off Controls
Account for Infiltration/Inflow
Hydrograph Aggregation (Preserve Peak and Volume)
Hydrograph Attenuation (Dynamic Wave)
Pressure Pipe Flow (Not a Force Main)
Gravity Pipes and Force Mains
Circular and Non-Circular Channels (rectanguar, trapezoidal, parabolic, square, triangular, etc.)
Quality Calculations
      Source Trace
      Time of Concentration
      Pollutant Transport
      BOD
      Sediment Deposition and Transport
      Hydrogen Sulfide Prediction
      Corrosion Rate Estimation
Automated Design (Design Replacement and Relief Pipes)
      Design Flow Based on Peaking Methods
      Design Flow Based on EPS/Dynamic Simulations
Mulitple Batch Runs
Flow Diversions
Adverse Slopes
Siphons
Multiple Outlets
Spills and Surcharge Conditions
Backwater Calculations
Pipe Cost Calculations
Project Cost Summaries
Sanitary Flow Generation
Polygon Creation/Edit Tools
Automated Polygon Intersection
Automated Polygon Allocation
Automated Polygon Processing
Point-Nearest
Point Loading
Rainfall Sensitive
Flow Meter Integration
Read Flow Data for Calibration
Storm Runoff Generation
Peak Flow Modeling (Rational method)
Peak Flow Modeling (San Diego Rational method)
Peak Flow Modeling (San Diego Modified Rational method)
Drive Design Storm from Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) Curve
Dynamic Storm Runoff Modeling
Natural (User Defined) Unit Hydrograph
Synthetic Unit Hydrograph
SCS (NRCS) Dimensionless Unit Hydrograph
SCS (NRCS) Triangular Unit Hydrograph
Tri-triangular Synthetic Unit Hydrograph
Colorado Urban Hydrograph Procedure (CUHP)
Accounts for Rainfall Losses (Infiltration, Depression/Retention Storage Loss, Infiltration Regeneration)
Multiple Rainfall Events
Multiple Unit Hydrographs
User Interface, Database Operation
Networkable Version
Report Generation
Plan and Profile Generation w/HGL display (Export Raster/Vector)
Reserve Capacity Profile
Contouring
Time-Varying Graphs
Automated Elevation Extraction (Interpolation and Survey Points)
User Defined/Customizable Fields
Structured Query Language (SQL)
Query By Example (QBE)
Display Scanned Images
Field Calculator
Field Statistics
CAD/GIS Interface
FULLY INTEGRATES with ArcGIS