need some friendly suggestions
need some friendly suggestions
(OP)
I am developing tutorials for using Haestad's Watercad
with the integration of Autocad to graphically present
effective and accurate information.
The tutorials will be used by the engineers in our company who are not very skilled with the computer.
Visa-versa, I am not an engineer. Therefore, I need suggestions. Although I am a capable and fairly fast designer, my knowledge of useful information pertaining to water distribution design is very little, if not nil. I am completely fluent with using the software to its fullest capabilities.
My Question:
What are some of the most common (or redundant) routines
you run into when designing water distribution systems
(from data collection to final reports)/
Thanks for anyone who would like to help.
with the integration of Autocad to graphically present
effective and accurate information.
The tutorials will be used by the engineers in our company who are not very skilled with the computer.
Visa-versa, I am not an engineer. Therefore, I need suggestions. Although I am a capable and fairly fast designer, my knowledge of useful information pertaining to water distribution design is very little, if not nil. I am completely fluent with using the software to its fullest capabilities.
My Question:
What are some of the most common (or redundant) routines
you run into when designing water distribution systems
(from data collection to final reports)/
Thanks for anyone who would like to help.





RE: need some friendly suggestions
RE: need some friendly suggestions
RE: need some friendly suggestions
I suppose you know there is an EPA program called EPANET to deal with waterpipes nets.
This program has a wonderful Tutorial. I believe viewing it could give you some ideas.
Best regards from Spain.
RE: need some friendly suggestions
RE: need some friendly suggestions
If our IT department dropped a $XXXX.00 software package on my desk next week without discussing it before with me, I might me tempted to chuck it back at them.