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PipeNet

HydroFlow Solutions

Export your Autodesk® Civil 3D® pressure pipe networks for use in EPANET and InfoWater Pro, enabling fast and accurate hydraulic modeling.

$60.00/month

Export Autodesk® Civil 3D® pressure pipe networks to EPANET and InfoWater Pro with a single click, enabling fast, accurate, and production-ready hydraulic modeling workflows. This tool automatically converts Civil 3D pressure networks into EPANET INP files for seamless integration with InfoWater Pro, reducing manual setup time and improving modeling efficiency.

The program translates your Civil 3D pipes, fittings, and network components into a fully functional hydraulic model, carrying over pipe lengths, diameters, and material-based roughness values from the original Civil 3D design. Invert elevations are derived directly from Civil 3D surface data, ensuring correct vertical geometry and cover as defined in your network design. The tool also reads the drawing’s coordinate system, placing all junctions and pipes in their proper geospatial locations for seamless integration. This creates a smooth, reliable bridge between Civil 3D design and EPANET/InfoWater Pro analysis—eliminating manual data entry, reducing errors, and accelerating your modeling process.

 

Key features include:

  • Saves INP files ready for EPANET and InfoWater Pro
  • Supports Civil 3D pressure networks natively
  • Accurately depicts inverted elevations using Civil 3D surface data
  • Preserves correct coordinate system placement for all pipes and junctions

Details

Operating system

win64-platform-icon

Release date

Apr 6, 2026


Last updated

Jun 25, 2026


Version

1.0.0


Language

English

Compatible with

CIV3D-icon

CIV3D

2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

Capabilities

Pipe network

Modeling

Tags

Land development

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

Imperial Units Only - currently the app only runs in imperial units. If there is a demand for metric. I can make that as well. Please let me know. Thanks!

This has been over a year in the making. During my time as a hydraulic modeler at one of the largest utility companies, a solution like this simply wasn’t available, and our workflow relied entirely on InfoWater Pro.

My goal is to help others streamline the transition from Civil 3D design to InfoWater Pro analysis. I hope this helps everyone! Enjoy!!

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