Surge Analysis and Hydrodynamic Behaviour of Pipeline Systems
Aim of the course
- Obtain thorough understanding of hydraulic aspects in pipelines
- Learn to select and design mitigating measures to prevent excessive surge (water hammer)
- Deepen knowledge on hydraulic processes leading to water hammer
- Practice hydraulic modelling of pipelines.
The following topics will be addressed:
- Introduction to water hammer and mitigating measures
- Modelling exercises and practical examples with WANDA
- Theoretical aspects of water hammer and rigid columns
- Effect of valve operations
- Practical examples from participants
Temporary licenses for modelling software (WANDA) will be made available.
Who should attend
The course aims at engineers with different educational backgrounds (such as civil, mechanical,
and process) working in the fields of the water industry (i.e. drinking water, wastewater
and cooling water), the process industry (oil & gas) or the chemical industry. Deltares’ long
experience with these courses has proven to have added value in particular to water utilities
and consultants. A BSc degree in water engineering, engineering science, physics, or other
scientific discipline is recommended.
Cost and Registration
The minimum required number of participants is 10. In the event of insufficient interest for the course it may be necessary for Deltares Academy to cancel or reschedule the course. Deltares Academy will endeavour to inform applicants as soon as it has been decided to cancel the course. In the case of cancellation all course fees paid will be refunded in full. However, the costs of any pre-booked travel and hotel arrangements cannot be reimbursed by Deltares.