OrcaNet · Water Network Modeling

The next generation of hydraulic modeling.

OrcaNet brings simulation, calibration, optimization, water quality and water hammer analysis of pressurized networks into a single browser tab. Import your EPANET model or draw the network straight onto a satellite map — and turn a study that took months into one that takes minutes.

EPANET compatibleNothing to installFree account to start
OrcaNet workspace — a simulated water distribution network with the operating diagnostic panel showing a network health score of 92 out of 100

One platform for the whole study.

Simulation, calibration, optimization, quality and transients — the tools an engineer used to juggle across four separate programs.

Hydraulic simulation

A global gradient solver, EPANET-compatible: run a peak-hour snapshot or a full 24-hour extended period simulation of pressures, flows and velocities.

Drawing on real terrain

Trace the network over a satellite basemap with address search and DEM ground elevations — or import an existing .inp model and pick up where you left off.

Automatic calibration

Fit the model to your field data: hydraulic calibration on roughness and demand, quality calibration on wall reaction — down to where your sensors should go.

Least-cost optimization

The optimizer sizes diameters for compliant pressures at the lowest network cost — typically 28% to 60% below a design sized by hand.

Water hammer & transients

Compute surge on pumps, valves and long transmission mains, so you find the pressure spike in the model instead of in the ground.

Diagnostics & reports

A scored operating diagnostic flags anomalies node by node and pipe by pipe, then exports the whole study to PDF, HTML or Word.

Your network, over the real world.

A real product screen — the same model, on satellite imagery instead of a blank schematic.

OrcaNet quality calibration: a water distribution network drawn over a satellite view of a city, with the sensor placement and wall reaction coefficient panel open
Draw over satellite imagery, then calibrate the model against your own measurements.

OrcaNet, in three questions.

Is OrcaNet compatible with EPANET?

Yes. It solves with the same global gradient method and imports and exports .inp files, so an existing model migrates in one click and your results stay comparable.

Do I need to install anything?

No. OrcaNet runs entirely in your browser — nothing to install, nothing to update, and your projects follow you from any machine. Creating an account is free.

Can it size a network at the lowest cost?

That is exactly what the optimizer is for: it searches diameter combinations that keep pressures and velocities compliant, and typically lands 28% to 60% below a design sized by hand.

Your next study could fit in an afternoon.

Create a free account and run a first simulation — no installation, no commitment.