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Sanitary sewer system flow has two main components: sanitary or dry-weather loads and wet-weather loads. This article looks at loads, peaking formulae, and patterns representing temporal variations - stepwise and linear.

Engineers traditionally use piped drainage on highways, but carefully designed sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) can match the quantity and quality requirements of traditional drainage and add amenity and environmental value as well.

Infoworks ICM is a powerful modeling tool that can be further valued by using RiskMaster and time series databases (TSDB) which are included in the Infoworks ICM Suite. Essentially, TSDB is a software system that stores information and associates time with a certain value. Instead of being limited to idealized or hypothetical conditions and data, the TSDB in ICM allows you to use actual rainfall events in your simulation or other information collected in the field. To learn more read the following blog...

How InfoAsset Manager, InfoWorks ICM, InfoWorks ICM SE, and InfoWorks WS Pro compare, and how to transfer data between them.

Whether your water/sewer utility is public or private, for-profit or non-profit/municipal, asset management is always about the business. Assets have an intent to serve, most commonly paying customers. Assuming you never have enough funding, resources, or time to inspect every asset, every foot of your pipe network, you need to prioritize. Read this blog to learn how to be more efficient in your condition assessments...

Info360 Asset allows water utilities, local councils, their contractors, and consultants to better leverage CCTV inspections to assess conditions and risk for wastewater assets.