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The Sewer block library of SIMBA has been completely redesigned: SIMBA 5.0 now provides the choice between two approaches of sewer system modelling concepts, differing in their level of complexity. – Now you can choose between hydrological (simplified) and hydrodynamic (detailed) sewer system modelling approaches – it is even possible to combined these two within one model:
Generic blocks: - Input of rainfall data files, including non-uniform distribution of rainfall across the
sewer network - Specification of dry weather flow properties – globally and individually for
sub-catchments - Definition of sub-catchments, including inflows from extraneous sources
- Integration of arbitrary rainfall runoff and surface runoff models for pervious and
impervious areas - Dedicated input and output blocks for long-term simulations
- Easy integration of sewer system, WWTP and river models: Truly integrated
simulation - Integration of control
Blocks for simplified (hydrological) modelling of sewer systems: - Translation of flows and pollutants within the system
- Model block for five different types of storage and overflow structures (according to
German A128 guidelines) - Pollutants originate from three sources: dry weather flow, rainfall runoff,
extraneous inflows - Any number of pollutants
- Complete mixing of pollutants with optional sedimentation in on-line tanks
- Generic script for easy generation of reports and graphical outputs
- Very fast simulation with discrete time steps
Blocks for complete hydrodynamic sewer simulation: - Based on the most recent version (Version 5) of the Storm Water Management
Model (SWMM) of the US Environment Protection Agency - User-friendly input of sewer systems
- Detailed hydrodynamic simulation of sewer systems by solution of the complete
Saint Venant differential equations - Modelling of wastewater and pollutant transport also within large sewer systems
- Simulation of any biochemical transformation processes by integration of SIMBA
water quality models (FOX models in Petersen matrix notation) – fully integrated in hydrodynamic flow simulation - Any number of pollutants
- Within each pipe: water and sediment phase can be modelled
- User-friendly interfaces to other SIMBA blocks
- Arbitrary inputs (inflows, control inputs)
- Arbitrary outputs (flows, water levels, concentrations, …)
- Display of results also by animated plan view and longitudinal profiles
- Hydrodynamic modelling of rivers, including arbitrary river water quality
processes, also possible
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 14 February 2006 )
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