Modellierung des Gasverteilungssystems

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<\/HEAD>Ich arbeite in einer Kläranlage und wir verwenden InfoWater, um ein hydraulisches Modell für unser Prozesswassersystem zu entwickeln. Unsere Ingenieure haben uns gefragt, ob wir ein Modell für unsere internen Gasverteilungssysteme entwickeln können (etwas wie ein InfoWater-Modell, aber für Gas). Sie möchten, dass das Modell ihnen hilft, Mängel im System zu identifizieren und Bereiche aufzuzeigen, in denen Effizienzsteigerungen möglich sind. Gibt es ArcGIS Business Partner Software oder einen Prozess, der in der Lage ist, ein solches Modell zu entwickeln? <\/SPAN> Ich bin eine Wasser-/Abwasserfachkraft, dies ist mein erster Ausflug in den Gasbereich.<\/SPAN> Danke.<\/SPAN><\/BODY><\/HTML>

shahinali · Answer

Hello,

Just come across this old thread. I use SynerGEE gas on a daily basis and yes it is a complicated system, however if you are used to fluid analysis, there should not be a problem picking up the process of using the system. Let me know if you need any further info on this.

RonaldWisner · Answer

http://www.gl-nobledenton.com/en/software/product_suites/synerGEE.php

I found you looking for some solutions using this product with our new ESRI enterprise-wide GIS system.  We're trying to transition from CAD.  Good luck!

I can speak to this with some experience. Their software is veeery expensive and complicated to operate. Also, veeery expensive to have them update your model. You will need an employee dedicated to this software who can learn to build models and run it to get any use out of it.

We are currently looking to replace our SynerGEE with something else.

Ron

CasperBaker · Answer

I think that venturing in this school of thought will be really beneficial to those concerned though looking at the prospective population to use it, it isn't that great, or there aren't much people concerned with it.

The business model should be capable of covering all holes and pretty much how the enterprises you are going to present them to will look for the same thing. Though arcgis should be able to handle just that.