EPANET
The public-domain standard for water distribution modelling — hydraulics and water quality in pressurised networks.
10 tools · Category
Pressurised networks behave nothing like open channels, and they have their own toolchain. This category indexes EPANET and the ecosystem around it — Python and MATLAB wrappers, resilience toolkits, optimisation layers — plus transient (water hammer) solvers, pump and valve utilities, and water-quality simulation in distribution systems. Most of the serious tooling here is open source and scriptable, which makes network analysis one of the most automatable corners of water engineering.
The public-domain standard for water distribution modelling — hydraulics and water quality in pressurised networks.
Full MATLAB control of the EPANET engine — the standard bridge for control and optimisation research.
Multi-species water quality for EPANET — model chloramine decay, DBPs and reactive chemistry in networks.
Autodesk's ArcGIS Pro-native distribution modelling — for utilities whose network data lives in Esri.
Bentley's transient analysis package — the commercial standard for surge studies on pumping mains.
Bentley's flagship distribution suite — design, optimisation and criticality on EPANET-compatible hydraulics.
A QGIS plugin that turns the free GIS into a water-network modelling environment for EPANET.
Open-source water hammer simulation in Python — method-of-characteristics transients on EPANET networks.
Sandia/EPA's Python toolkit for water network resilience — EPANET simulation plus disaster scenarios and metrics.
EPANET in the browser — build, import and run distribution models on a map with zero installation.