dhi uk - briefing for uk and ireland water companies - no 2 - oct 2015
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LATEST NEWS
COPENHAGEN ENJOYS CLEANER WATER WITH DHI’S COMPUTATIONAL
FLUID DYNAMICS MODELLING
DHI are using OpenFOAM Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) modelling software to inform the detailed hydraulic design of the largest sewage pumping station in Denmark.
INNOVATIVE FULL-SCALE TREATMENT
OF HOSPITAL WASTEWATER
DHI is developing and testing a solution to remove unsafe substances from hospital wastewater.
DHI AND BARTHAUER INTRODUCE NEW SOFTWARE SOLUTION FOR
HYDRODYNAMIC SEWER SIMULATION
Barthauer has integrated our MIKE 1D engine directly into its Network Information System BaSYS allowing users to access MIKE URBAN calculation parameters and results.
SIMPS – A SIMPLE SOFTWARE SOLUTION FOR SIMULATIONS OF PRESSURISED
SEWER NETWORKS
DHI has developed a simple software solution for running hydraulic and water quality simulations of pressurised sewer networks.
USING WEST TO ACCESS OPERATIONAL STRATEGIES FOR WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT IN SPAIN
A calibrated WEST model was used by the Arenales del Sol Wastewater Treatment Plant to design its optimal start-up procedure from a variety of possible operation modes.
SUCCESSFUL PILOT OF ONLINE WATER DISTRIBUTION MODEL IN ØVRE EIKER,
NORWAY
Using MIKE CUSTOMISED technology, we created an online hydraulic model to provide real-time information update and data extraction for integrated planning, design and operation.
For the full articles please visit www.dhigroup.com/news and
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BRIEFING FOR UK & IRELAND WATER COMPANIES
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DATA MANAGEMENT, DECISION SUPPORT & OPERATIONAL FORECASTING
The latest additions to MIKE Powered by DHI’s software family include three new
products for data management and decision support.
MIKE INFO optimises your data handling workflows and provides one window
to all your data. MIKE PLANNING helps you in scenario analysis and decision
making. MIKE OPERATIONS brings you real-time forecasting and operational
control capabilities.
These new products integrate smoothly with our MIKE products but can also be
tailored to work with your existing technologies – whether they are other water
modelling systems, SCADA systems or existing data management solutions.
Together, they stand as a unified product suite for data management, decision
support and operational forecasting.
Building upon our successful participation in last years 30th Anniversary Conference, we are very pleased to again sponsor the CIWEM Urban Drainage Group Autumn Conference & Exhibition 2015 to be held over 4th - 6th November 2015 in Chester.
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MIKE INFO, MIKE PLANNING and MIKE OPERATIONS
build on our common technology framework - MIKE
CUSTOMISED - and are fully compatible and
complementary. They come as standardised software
products but can also be tailored to your specific needs
through a range of expandability and configuration options.
MIKE INFO
A data management system for water authorities and water
utilities.
MIKE INFO is a comprehensive and flexible data
management and data integration software tool focused on
making temporal and spatial data sets available for a variety
of purposes. It supports the management, analysis,
presentation and publication of historical and online data and
information to facilitate decision making.
Powerful data integration, data management and reporting capabilities
One repository for historical data and online data
Automated data processing and reporting workflows
Notifications and alerts
Flexible expandability options
MIKE PLANNING
Designed for scenario analysis and decision support.
MIKE PLANNING supports a structured and transparent
analysis and comparison of model-based scenario
simulations. Mathematical models are strong tools that allows
quantification of impacts associated with different types of
scenarios, often involving construction or operation of
infrastructure such as dams, irrigation schemes, water
collection systems and distribution systems.
It supports a more objective and transparent decision process.
The underlying concept is that scenarios are evaluated and
compared using a set of agreed performance indicators or
decision criteria, after which the most appropriate scenario will
be selected.
Manage models and scenarios
Transparent and objective decision making
Compare scenarios using multi-criteria analysis and cost-benefit analysis
Optimise water allocation and operations
Handle uncertainties and risks
MIKE OPERATIONS
An online modelling framework designed for water forecasting,
operational control and optimisation.
MIKE OPERATIONS is designed for model-based forecast
services and for online operational control of river systems,
water collection systems and water distribution systems. It
allows you to quickly and safely build simple real-time systems
while offering flexible tools that help you deal with
complexities within real-time modelling.
Complete operational overview
Forecasting and early warning
Real-time system optimisation and control
Automated processes and alerts
Flexible expandability options
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GREVE FLOOD FORECASTING & WARNING SYSTEM
DHI have developed a Flood Forecasting & Warning System for Greve on the coast of Zealand, Denmark. This easy-to-use, web- based solution uses MIKE OPERATIONS built upon a rainfall and water level forecast driven, fully integrated 1D-2D collection system and tidal flow model (MIKE URBAN and MIKE 21 FM). The system is fully automated providing newly updated 24 hour predictions at 4 hour intervals.
You can see the latest live forecasts at greve.dhigroup.com
ODENSE MIKE INFO BASED NON-REVENUE WATER (NRW)
MONITORING SYSTEM
DHI has developed a simple yet powerful web-based, NRW analytics environment for Leakage Managers called MINERWA. Coupled to an existing SCADA system, MINERWA collects actual demand information, provides warnings of possible leaks, automatically calculates water audit KPIs, optimises pressure controls and calculates the economic level of leakage (ELL).
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MIKE 2016 RELEASE - PREVIEW
For MIKE 2016, we have a number of new
features, improvements, and products - the
following are just two examples. Please visit
www.mikepoweredbydhi.com for further
details.
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GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE - WATER SENSITIVE URBAN
DESIGN (WSUD)
The forthcoming MIKE URBAN 2016 adds advanced WSUD functionality enabling you to preserve and create natural landscaping features - as well as soakaways - to establish functional and appealing drainage systems. There are two approaches to WSUD modelling in MIKE URBAN:
At a screening level (watershed/catchment based), MIKE URBAN can be used to assess the cumulative impact of implementing various green solutions within a catchment. These can include:
Catchment based modelling of soakaways
Permeable surfaces
Bio-retention cells (e.g. green roofs)
Infiltration trenches
Continuous porous pavement
Rainwater tanks
Vegetative swales
At a detailed hydraulic modelling (drainage network based) level, MIKE URBAN allows detailed modelling of individual green solutions connected hydraulically to the storm water pipe network.
MODELLING OF WATER QUALITY OR TREATMENT IN
SUSTAINABLE DRAINAGE SYSTEMS (SUDS)
ECO Lab is the complete numerical laboratory for water quality and ecological modelling. You can develop exactly the model you need and describe the processes you wish. No ecological problem is too simple or too complicated for ECO Lab:
Open Equation solver for coupled ordinary differential equations
Designed for point descriptions of processes of chemistry, ecology, etc
All equations, parameters contained in flexible, portable ECO Lab templates (use DHI supported templates or create your own)
Integrated with DHI’s hydrodynamic models.
Use of MIKE URBAN to model the water quality and treatment processes in soakaways:
The pollutants on the surface can be modelled dynamically using build-up and wash-off processes – or connected as a constant to calculated runoff directly
Pollutants enter the soakaway with captured runoff and treatment efficiency is modelled with ECO Lab
If the soakaway is connected to a drainage network, the remaining pollutants will be modelled in the pipe by MIKE URBAN’s Pollution Transport module
Treatment processes include sedimentation, adsorption and biological processes, and can include for dissolved COD, ammonia, total N, dissolved P, total P, heavy metals and coliforms among other constituents.
AUTOMATED SEWER MODEL SYSTEM FOR PUB,
SINGAPORE’S NATIONAL WATER AGENCY
In collaboration with PUB, Singapore, DHI has developed a new and innovative sewer planning support system based on MIKE CUSTOMISED technology. The new system, developed in accordance with PUB’s established work processes and specification, provides near full automation of network modelling in order to quickly and effectively assess the implications of any land-use changes to the sewer network.
The system allows PUB’s Catchment Managers to synchronise updated asset data, within their existing GIS database, to a newly created catalogue of sewer models in order to check the adequacy of the existing sewer network, and to plan network expansion to serve new urban development. On a scheduled basis, the system interrogates the GIS database for changes, automatically updates the MIKE URBAN sewer models, performs validation checks, runs a simulation, and then re-catalogues the updated sewer models. The user interface allows for easy creation and maintenance of the sewer network models, and the system can even send error reports to the managers should models fail to validate.
In order to build the sewer models, the system has native support for MIKE URBAN but a variety of hydraulic models may be incorporated into the model creation and maintenance processes.
With MIKE INFO you can create your own automated model system for storm, foul and clean water networks.
INTRODUCING MIKE 1D - NEXT GENERATION ONE-
DIMENSIONAL ENGINES FOR MIKE 11 AND MIKE URBAN
Designed for the latest hardware, fully
optimised for speed and including
advanced scripting capabilities anything
is possible!
Building upon recent studies by the
Environment Agency, using MIKE 1D
we can provide national scale
probabilistic flood forecasting systems
that can dynamically consider the risk of
breaching or failure of flood and coastal
defences (for future climate scenarios,
population growth and other factors).
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NEW DHI APP - RAIN IN DENMARK
To demonstrate the capabilities of DHI’s
Local Area Weather Radar (LAWR), we
have released a free online service that
provides you with up-to-date information
on rain in Denmark (the home of DHI!).
Be INSPIRED! Download our RAIN IN
DENMARK and BATHING WATER
Apps. Simply search ‘DHI’ at:
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Optimise the capacity of YOUR drainage infrastructure and improve water quality by a unique hybrid approach of retrofitting sustainable urban drainage systems and smart management of storm water.
DHI BATHING WATER FORECAST SERVICE FOR AARHUS
More than 300,000 people live in Aarhus, Denmark’s second largest city. The city, like many other coastal cities, has recently undertaken the task of restoring its old industrial harbour area into residential and recreational use. Aarhus Water – the local water company – has 10 wastewater treatment plants that receive 35 million m3 of wastewater per year. In 2005, the receiving waters were affected by 75 combined sewer overflows (CSO) spills and discharges from 58 storm water drains. In addition, 50% of the flow in the river comes from two wastewater treatment plants.
To support the opportunities for recreational use of the lake, river and harbour, the City of Aarhus decided to improve the hygienic water quality in these receiving waters. In more measurable terms, this decision was driven by the European Water Framework Directive and the Bathing Water Directive. Faced with the demands of a growing city, climate change and the increased demand for recreational use, Aarhus needed to find a way to increase their wastewater treatment efficiency and capacity, ensure hygienic bathing water in Lake Braband and the harbour and improve water quality in the River Aarhus. Adding new machinery and tanks would have strained the city’s finances, so they turned to DHI to find a cost-effective solution.
THE DHI SOLUTION
The DHI solution was to develop a X-band Radar based, integrated real-time control, optimisation and warning system for urban areas and receiving waters.
Built upon MIKE OPERATIONS and underpinned by fully integrated hydrological and hydraulic models which include the upstream catchments, sewer network (including retention basins), rivers and lakes, the coastal environment and the Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP). The new system was used to assess the optimal location and size of additional retention basins and to optimise the control of the sewer system and WWTP. Aarhus Water’s ultimate investment in new infrastructure (consisting of retention basins, disinfection at WWTP and increased hydraulic capacity at WWTP) represented a significant saving over the original proposals (without the optimised control system).
The X-band (DHI LAWR) radar optimised control system enables storm water to be stored and moved around the system depending on where the rain is falling and the intensity of that rainfall. Following a period of construction and commissioning, the project has now delivered the original aims (hygienic bathing water in Lake Braband and in the harbour and improved water quality in the River Aarhus) plus multiple supplementary benefits including mitigation of the risk of surface water flooding due to our changing climate.
Integral to the project is a forecasting service to provide the public with information on the forecast bathing. The forecast is delivered via a web-based public warning system at
newostjylland.badevand.dk and DHI’s Bathing Water App.
The Aarhus project sets the global standard for others to follow and is an example of a truly integrated catchment forecasting system which includes real time operational control and optimisation.
DHI Water Environments (UK) Ltd
Ocean Village Innovation Centre
Ocean Way, Southampton
SO14 3JZ
Tel: +44 (0)2380 381961
www.mikepoweredbydhi.com
ABOUT DHI
DHI are the first people you should call when you have a tough challenge to solve in a water environment. Whether it is a river, a reservoir, an ocean, a coastline, within a city or a factory. Our world is water, and our knowledge of water environments is second-to-none. It represents 50 years of dedicated research, and real-life experience from more than 140 countries.
We strive to make this knowledge globally accessible to clients and partners by channelling it through our local teams and unique software.
So whether you need to save water, share it fairly, improve its quality, quantify its impact or manage its flow, we can help. Our knowledge, combined with our team’s expertise and the power of our technology, hold the key to unlocking the right solution.
COMMENT - THE FUTURE OF FLOOD FORECASTING
DHI leads the world in the development of powerful, integrated and superfast one-, two- and three-dimensional hydraulic models for the very latest IT technologies - essential tools for modern flood forecasting applications.
However, fast models are simply a first step. The future of flood forecasting lies in real-time operational control and optimisation solutions (both local and national) that deliver multiple benefits to stakeholders (flood risk and water quality warnings for example).