ConduitNET in action.
Six dimensions of water distribution modeling — capabilities, applications, large-scale transfers, and security. All on real cities.
Coming soon. Recorded sessions for this dimension of ConduitNET are being prepared and will appear here as they're ready.
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In ConduitNET, the visualization streams in real time as the hydraulic model solves. What you see is the simulation itself, frame by frame as it solves — not post-processing. Each clip above is a recording of one such session.
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ConduitNET · Capabilities
What makes ConduitNET different
Drag-and-connect on a real city map. EPANET solving continuously as you build. Hydraulic grade line draped over neighborhoods in 3D. Cost across 258 world regions. Real-time, all the time. Four recorded sessions covering the platform's distinctive features.
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ConduitNET · Built in ConduitNET
Distribution networks from scratch
Water distribution networks designed from scratch in ConduitNET — drawing pipes, sizing pumps, placing tanks, evaluating pressure and flow live. Real cities, real workflows, recorded as they ran. Two recorded end-to-end sessions.
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ConduitNET · From EPANET
EPANET models, modernized
Existing EPANET models, modernized in ConduitNET. The same hydraulic accuracy and engineering integrity — but now on a real-time engine with georeferenced city data and live 3D visualization. Three recorded import-and-modernize sessions.
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ConduitNET · Distribution
Large drinking-water distribution
Distribution systems at urban scale — from neighborhood loops to entire municipal networks. Pressure zones, pump stations, storage tanks, and the regulatory analytics water utilities need. Three recorded large-scale distribution sessions.
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ConduitNET · Megascale
Inter-basin transfers and aqueducts
Inter-basin transfers, regional aqueducts, long-distance pipelines. The hydraulics of moving water hundreds of kilometers — pump-station design, surge analysis, hydraulic grade line management. Three recorded megascale transfer sessions.
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ConduitNET · Security
Water security and resiliency
Vulnerability analysis, contamination tracking, redundancy design. ConduitNET helps water utilities prepare for scenarios from pipe breaks to deliberate attacks — and quantifies how the network responds when things go wrong. Three recorded security and resiliency sessions.
What you're looking at.
For decades, building a water distribution model meant weeks of network digitization, asset cataloging, demand allocation, and EPANET file-format gymnastics — before the first hydraulic run. ConduitNET inverts that. Real city maps, real terrain, real road networks — pre-assembled. The model is ready. You start where the design begins.
Above, a library of recorded sessions covering six dimensions of water distribution modeling — what makes ConduitNET unique, networks built fresh, models imported from EPANET, large-scale drinking-water distribution, megascale water transfers, and water security and resiliency. Every simulation runs in real time. What you see is the network, solving.
Ready to design your network?
Every simulation above started as a box drawn on a real city map, with ConduitNET pulling the streets and infrastructure in seconds. Open the platform and try it on yours — no installation, runs in your browser.