Water & Environmental Engineering
Water Supply & Hydraulic Engineering: planning the first engagement
- Discipline
- Water & Environmental Engineering
- Markets
- Building & Infrastructure · Cities & Government · Environment · Industry · Water & Utilities
Overview
Design networks around service requirements, source availability and credible demand scenarios.
Begin with the operating objectives, existing asset information and site constraints. Review what is known, what is assumed and which field observations are needed before design decisions are made.
A focused engagement can cover demand assessment and design criteria, hydraulic network modelling, reservoir and pumping strategy. Define the deliverables and review responsibilities with the client team, including the future operator.
The handover should explain the baseline, design assumptions, outstanding issues and the monitoring needed after implementation. This is a planning perspective; the final technical scope depends on the project.
Key considerations
- Demand assessment and design criteria
- Hydraulic network modelling
- Reservoir and pumping strategy
- Pressure management
- Water supply design documentation
Related solutions
Product capabilities
- Demand assessment and design criteria
- Hydraulic network modelling
- Reservoir and pumping strategy
- Pressure management
- Water supply design documentation