CWSNet was specially designed as a handy and Open Source library for hydraulic simulation of pressurized pipe networks.
It is written in C++ using an object-oriented programming (OOP) model, and it is designed to have a modular structure.
The library can be easily extended by adding new hydraulic elements (specific types of valves, pumps, etc), simulation engines (hydraulic solvers, water quality analysis, etc.) and computational algorithms (pressure-driven approaches, etc.) while providing high computational performance.
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The library provides a general framework for simulating the flow and pressure distribution along a pipe network including the hydraulic components (e.g., valves, pumps, etc.) and the pipes (e.g., material, shape, etc.). It contains a set of generic and non-generic subclasses for the hydraulic components and the pipes, and a set of solution engines that are executed for each combination of hydraulic components and pipe segments.
A typical flow problem consists of the determination of the flow distribution along a pipe network for a given pressure distribution. The CWSNet library implements solution methods to solve this problem, where the flow solutions are based on a pressure-driven approach and a solution to the steady-state incompressible Navier-Stokes equation, with or without wall boundaries.
The library is completely modular and can be easily extended by adding new hydraulic elements, pipes and solution engines.
The library also contains a set of custom numerical methods that can be used as additional solution engines, together with pre-defined solution methods that can be used directly. All the custom numerical methods for the solution of the steady-state incompressible Navier-Stokes equation can also be used to solve the dynamic equation, provided that the steady-state incompressible Navier-Stokes equation is solved for each time step.
The CWSNet library is written in a modular OOP design where each part is developed and tested separately before being integrated in the library.
For more details, please see the documents listed below.
More information about hydraulic simulation can be found in the following documents:
CWSNet Examples on Github:
CWSNet on SourceForge:
CWSNet website:
CWSNet Wiki:
CWSNet Validation in Hydraulic Engineering:
CWSNet Test Case Generator:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This project is partially sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy under Grant No. DE-FC02-88ER25042. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the sponsoring organizations.
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AUTHOR
Mario Ruggiero
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This project is partially sponsored by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Energy under Grant No. DE-FC02-88ER25042. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the sponsoring organizations.
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CWSNet was written and released by the CINVESTAV water and sewer research centre.
It is a library that computes the flow and pressure through a hydraulic system (pipe network) using a numerical model that simulates the hydraulics of the fluid within the pipe.
The objective is to simulate the hydraulic system, to generate and print graphics for further study, to improve it and to create a completely new model for the hydraulic system.
The library is built in C++ using an object-oriented programming (OOP) model.
The hydraulic system model is based on an ADAMS (ADvanced Mass
Balance Simulator) solver, which is a commercial solver based on the Fluidity
solver. This is a solution of the ADvanced Mass Balance Equations (AMB) for incompressible fluids using the finite volume method.
The CWSNet is based on the Java virtual machine, making it platform-independent, portable and easy to integrate with other tools.
Available Files:
DSS Main_files.zip:
This file contains the CWSNet main files in the same directory as this document. This is the library required to run the examples and projects given in this document. To download this zip file, right-click on the link below and select “Save Target As…”.
Dump_files.zip:
This zip file contains the source files for the examples given in this document. These files are in the same directory as this document, and are also required to run the examples and projects given in this document. To download this zip file, right-click on the link below and select “Save Target As…”.
Quick_start_files.zip:
This zip file contains all the files required to run the CWSNet quick start application. To download this zip file, right-click on the link below and select “Save Target As…”.
User_guide.pdf:
This document is a user guide that is required to be able to follow the examples and the projects given in this document. To download this document, right-click on the link below and select “Save Target As…”.
Tutorial_files.zip:
This zip file contains all the files required to run the tutorials given in this document. To download this zip file, right-click on the link below and select “Save Target As…”.
Dependencies:
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What’s New in the CWSNet?
CWSNet is a modular library which can be used to simulate networks of pipes under pressure.
The library implements a hybrid fluid-structure interaction approach and simulates the deformations of the pipe network during pressurization.
This approach integrates a deformable mesh into a static structural network.
When the network is pressurized, a coupling is introduced between the deformable mesh and the static structure to simulate the deformation of the deformable mesh as a result of the pressure in the network.
This allows the structural network to perform the load bearing actions and keeps the deformable mesh only deforming while saving computational time.
Features:
* A hydraulic network library written in C++ using an object-oriented programming (OOP) model.
* Can be easily extended by adding new hydraulic elements (specific types of valves, pumps, etc), simulation engines (hydraulic solvers, water quality analysis, etc) and computational algorithms (pressure-driven approaches, etc)
* High computational performance
* Very easy to use (no need to know C++ language to develop your own applications)
* Supports hydraulic simulation for several hydraulic simulators, such as COMSOL Multiphysics, Fluent, Ansys, SimVac, SWANS, etc.
* Works with graphics: DirectX, OpenGL, WPF, GDI+, etc.
* Supports STL container.
* Supports external files formats, such as Excel, CSV, etc.
* Multi-platform library.
* Compatible with.NET Framework 4.0
* Supported Visual Studio 2010, Xcode and Eclipse
* Supports Windows, Linux, Mac OS, Android
* Supports C or C++ compilers
* Open source project.
* Commercial licenses are available.
Open Source:
* Free and Open Source
* Licensed under the GNU Public License.
* Under the GPL-3 license
* Source code available at:
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* Windows:
* Source Code:
* Documentation:
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* User Manual:
* Technical Manual:
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