Part 7: Hydraulics and hydrology applications for all roads
October 24, 3 PM CET (9AM EST)
For years, hydraulic modeling and analysis tools have operated separately from civil design solutions, making integration and coordination between models a complex task. This separation not only increased the risk of errors when design changes occurred, but also led to rework as those changes had to be reflected across multiple platforms.
With Bentley's Civil WorkSuite, drainage engineers now have access to OpenFlows Storm, a powerful application for designing urban drainage systems and managing stormwater runoff. These systems can be exported to OpenRoads Designer, where they can be modeled in 3D and analyzed for clash detection, ensuring design coherence across infrastructure projects.
Moreover, OpenRoads Designer features a dedicated drainage and utilities module, allowing engineers to efficiently design drainage systems as part of their broader infrastructure projects, seamlessly integrating both disciplines for better decision-making and smoother project execution.
If you're looking to digitize your drainage system analysis and design within a BIM workflow, we invite you to this seventh part of the Civil Worksuite webinar series. Our Bentley experts will guide you through both applications, covering the following key topics:
OpenRoads Designer – OpenFlows Storm integration
Intelligent network delineation and catchment layout
Critical storm simulation and peak flow calculation
Cross and road drainage design
How to model SUDS/LIDs
Drawing production
BIM integration with IFC
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Webinar Presenters
Sergio Cediel
Product Sales Engineer Bentley Systems, Inc.
Sergio Cediel is a civil engineer with a master’s degree in hydrology and water resources management, along with several years of experience in infrastructure projects. He works as a design engineer and project manager assistant in important international road and railway projects. As a product sales engineer at Bentley, Sergio helps infrastructure design companies and professionals across EMEA to improve the quality of their projects by digitizing their workflows.
Miguel Santamaria is a civil engineer with a master’s degree in BIM methodology applied to civil infrastructures. His seven years of experience working as project manager and BIM manager for multiple companies has given him the insight to understand the importance of establishing the right workflows and the right software ecosystem to meet project requirements. Miguel helps design companies and professionals across EMEA create groundbreaking, sustainable infrastructure.
Luís Girão is a civil and environmental engineer with a master’s degree in hydraulics, water resources, and environment. He also has several years of experience working with utilities and consultancy companies in water infrastructure. At Bentley, he is focused on advancing the digitization of the water sector by providing industry stakeholders with cost-effective solutions to leverage their operations, driven by innovation and sustainability.
Senior Product Success Manager Bentley Systems, Inc.
Izanami Vázquez is a civil engineer and holds a master’s degree in water resources. He has over eight years of experience in different hydraulic and hydrological projects, solving practical problems and ensuring adequate and cost-efficient water flow and supply. He is an enthusiastic engineer in water programs and technology. In his current position at Bentley, he has helped users from all around the world with the learning process of OpenFlows products.
Sreedhar Kalavagunta is an Engineering Manager for Tower product. Around 20 years of experience in various areas in civil/structural engineering such as Buildings, Bridges, and Industrial structures. He involved in development of structural products within Bentley like STAAD.Pro.
Sreedhar holds a PhD degree in Structural Engineering and published papers in international conferences and journals.
