This course is designed for engineers, experienced technicians and operators who are responsible for the construction, design, analysis and operation of pressure-flow piping systems. Equal emphasis is placed upon the SynerGEE functionality, analyzing models, hydraulic theory, and the operation of the physical components of a network. Through a combination of lecture and workshop lessons, students attending this class will gain a thorough working knowledge of the program, proficiency in defining a hydraulic problem and an understanding of the principles that govern the analysis. Instruction includes a review of SynerGEE functionality, a close examination of the underlying steady state theory, and in-depth discussion addressing the operation of the physical components of a network. Students will leave with a deeper understanding of detailed modeling, the hydraulic theory, and the advanced capabilities of the software.
Time is also devoted to studying the principles of unsteady state analysis.
It is an advanced course for Magik programmers that builds on information presented in Magik. Additional techniques for programming and application development are presented in this course. This course provides information for Application Developers or System Customization Designers who are responsible for GE Smallworld application development and system customization. This course covers development strategies, managing, protecting and monitoring the growth of your database. This course is designed for the person who is responsible to administer the GE Smallworld System database.