| Product(s): | OpenRoads Designer, OpenRail Designer, OpenSite Designer |
| Version(s): | 10.10+ |
| Area: | Workspace, Standards |
| Creator: | Jordan Hatfield, Consultant, Civil Engineering Success Services |
YouTube Playlist: Workspace Standards Development - Drainage and Utilities
Outline of Videos in Playlist:
1 – Introduction to Drainage and Utilities (7)
- 1-1 The Drainage and Utilities Workflow
- 1-2 OpenFlows Product Integration
- Bentley OpenFlows Wastewater and Stormwater Software : https://www.bentley.com/software/hydraulics-and-hydrology/
- Subscription Services Portal Overview: https://bentleysystems.service-now.com/community?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0019164
- SES for Administrators: Getting Started: https://bentleysystems.service-now.com/community?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0019813
- 1-3a The Hydraulics Seed File Pt 1
- 1-3b The Hydraulics Seed File Pt 2
- 1-4a The Drainage and Utility Project Pt 1
- 1-4b The Drainage and Utility Project Pt 2
- 1-5 Introduction to Drainage and Utility Features
2 – Creating the Drainage and Utility DGN Library (3)
- 2-1 Creating the DU DGN Library
- 2-2a Recreating the DU DGN Libraries Pt 1
- 2-2b Recreating the DU DGN Libraries Pt 2
3 – Creating Feature Defintions – Conduits (14)
- 3-1 Conduit Feature Defintion Properties
- 3-2 Conduit Feature Defintions Symbology
- 3-3 Deriving the Conduit Feature List
- 3-4a Design the Folder Structure Pt 1
- 3-4b Design the Folder Structure Pt 2
- 3-5 Create the Conduit Levels
- 3-6a Create the Conduit Element Tempaltes Pt 1
- 3-6b Create the Conduit Element Tempaltes Pt 2
- 3-7 Create Levels and Element Tempaltes for HGL and EGL Display
- 3-8 Create Conduit Feature Symbologies
- 3-9 Create Conduit Feature Defintions for Pipes
- 3-10 Create Conduit Feature Defintions for Culverts
- 3-11 Create Conduit Feature Defintions for Gutters, Channels and Ditches
- 3-12 Create Conduit Feature Defintions for Utilities
4 – Creating Feature Defintions – Drainage Areas (7)
- 4-1 Catchments and Land Use Areas
- 4-2 Deriving the Drainage Area Feature List
- 4-3 Design the Drainage Area Folder Structure
- 4-4 Create the Drainage Area Levels
- 4-5 Create the Drainage Area Element Templates
- 4-6 Create the Drainage Area Feature Symbologies
- 4-7 Create the Drainage Area Feature Defintions
5 – Creating Feature Defintions – Nodes (22)
- 5-1 Node Feature Defintion Symbology
- 5-2 Node Feature Defintions Settings
- 5-3a Deriving the Node Feature Defintion List for Inlets Pt 1
- 5-3b Deriving the Node Feature Defintion List for Inlets Pt 2
- 5-4 Deriving the Node Feature Defintion List for Manholes
- 5-5a Deriving the Node Feature Defintion List for Headwalls Pt 1
- 5-5b Deriving the Node Feature Defintion List for Headwalls Pt 2
- 5-6 Deriving the Node Feature Defintion List for Outfalls
- 5-7 Deriving the Node Feature Defintion List for Cross Sections
- 5-8 Deriving the Node Feature Defintion List for Utilities
- 5-9a Designing the Folder Structure Pt 1
- 5-9b Designing the Folder Structure Pt 2
- 5-10 Create the Node Levels
- 5-11a Create the Node Element Templates Pt 1
- 5-11b Create the Node Element Templates Pt 2
- 5-11c Create the Node Element Templates Pt 3
- 5-12a Create the Node Feature Symbology Pt 1
- 5-12b Create the Node Feature Symbology Pt 2
- 5-13a Create the Node Feature Defintions Pt 1
- 5-13b Create the Node Feature Defintions Pt 2
- 5-13c Create the Node Feature Defintions Pt 3
- 5-14 Editing the Folder Structure
6 – Default Design Constraints, Calculation Options, and Scenarios (12)
- 6-1a Default Design Constraints Pt 1
- Order of constrained based design priortities for StormCAD: https://bentleysystems.service-now.com/community?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0016766
- 6-1b Default Design Constraints Pt 2
- 6-2a About Scenarios Alternatives and Calculation Options Pt 1
- 6-2b About Scenarios Alternatives and Calculation Options Pt 2
- 6-3a Calculation Options for Rational Method Pt 1
- 6-3b Calculation Options for Rational Method Pt 2
- 6-3c Calculation Options for Rational Method Pt 3
- 6-3d Calculation Options for Rational Method Pt 4
- 6-4a Calculation Options for Unsteady State Analysis Pt 1
- Solvers: https://docs.bentley.com/LiveContent/web/Subsurface%20Utilities%20CONNECT%20Edition%20Help-v2/en/GUID-68CBF1DF0E50456B9EC0D4BFADD4E62A.html
- Differences between solvers: GVF-Convex vs. GVF-Rational vs. Implicit vs. Explicit (SWMM): https://bentleysystems.service-now.com/community?id=kb_article_view&sysparm_article=KB0057108
- 6-4b Calculation Options for Unsteady State Analysis Pt 2
- 6-4c Calculation Options for Unsteady State Analysis Pt 3
- 6-5 Create Scenarios
7 – Hydraulic Settings for Conduits (11)
- 7-1 Hydraulic Settings Review for Conduits
- 7-2a Conduit Catalog for Pipes and Culverts Pt 1
- 7-2b Conduit Catalog for Pipes and Culverts Pt 2
- 7-3 Create Custom Material Library
- 7-4a Create Prototypes for Pipes and Culverts Pt 1
- 7-4b Create Prototypes for Pipes and Culverts Pt 2
- 7-5 Conduit Catalog for Ditches
- 7-6 Create Prototypes dor Ditches
- 7-7 Review of Gutters
- 7-8 Create Gutter Catalog
- 7-9 Create Channel and Gutter Prototypes
8 – Hydraulic Settings for Drainage Areas (3)
- 8-1 Hydraulic Settings for Catchments
- 8-2 Hydraulic Settings for Land Uses
- 8-3 Hydraulic Settings for Ponds and LIDs
9 – Hydraulic Settings for Nodes (16)
- 9-1a Prototype Settings for Catch Basins Pt 1
- 9-1b Prototype Settings for Catch Basins Pt 2
- 9-2 Inlet Catalog Overview
- 9-3a Inlet Catalog – Classifying the Inlets Pt 1
- 9-3b Inlet Catalog – Classifying the Inlets Pt 2
- 9-4a Inlet Catalog – Defining the Structure Dimensions Pt 1
- 9-4b Inlet Catalog – Defining the Structure Dimensions Pt 2
- 9-4c Inlet Catalog – Defining the Structure Dimensions Pt 3
- 9-5 Inlet Catalog – Inputting the Information
- 9-6a Prototypes for Catch Basins Pt 1
- 9-6b Prototypes for Catch Basins Pt 2
- 9-6a Prototypes for Catch Basins Pt 3
- 9-7 Prototypes for Manholes
- 9-8 Prototypes for Headwalls
- 9-9 Prototypes for Outfalls
- 9-10 Prototypes for Cross Sections
10 – Storm Data (4)
- 10-1 User Defined IDF Tables
- 10-2 IDF Equations
- 10-3a Time Dependent Storm Data Pt 1
- 10-3b Time Dependent Storm Data Pt 2