EXPERIENCE ORBIPULSE / CITY WATER
One city. Every connection.
Two treatment routes. Seven overhead tanks. Twenty-one wards. Take the controls and follow the consequences.
- Select OHT 4 to inspect tank level and its three wards.
- Select an installed ward OrbiDrive, request closure and watch position feedback.
- Run “One WTP offline” and observe stored water continue to supply customers.
Scenarios add to the current conditions. Normal operation restores controls; Reset city restores starting levels and clears delivery history.
Preparing the city…
Starting the network
Readings will appear after the first hydraulic calculation.
Operating notices
0Operation record
About this model and its assumptions
OrbiDrive moves the valve; separate flow, pressure and level instruments provide operating feedback. Values here are simulated. EPANET 2.2 calculates pressure-dependent delivery through each district's shared distribution main and ward branches. Treatment and transfer pumping use capacity limits and a water-volume balance; pump curves and treatment-process chemistry are not simulated. Tank water levels update the hydraulic heads at each calculation.
The city, pipe dimensions, valve resistance curves, elevations and demands are representative assumptions, not surveyed infrastructure or certified product performance. Seven gravity zones are independently supplied; there are no assumed cross-connections between them. Partial valve resistance is illustrative and does not establish suitability for throttling. Allocation is a daily population × litres-per-person target, with daily counters restarting each simulated day; closing a valve does not erase customer need. Tank reserve and high-level overrides apply to manual commands in this scenario.
All calculations run locally. No physical equipment is connected. Treatment/transfer trips and battery-supported valve movement are demonstration rules. The session resets on reload; download its record before leaving if needed.