Fluid flow
How air, gases and liquids move through equipment, and where they lose energy.
Solutions
Computer modelling of flow, heat, combustion and structures, so a design can be tested before it is built.
Computed results are only as useful as the model behind them. We set models up carefully and say how far their numbers can be trusted.
How air, gases and liquids move through equipment, and where they lose energy.
Where heat goes in a system, and how to move more of it, or less.
How fuels burn, and how a change of fuel or setting would affect it.
How parts respond to load, heat and vibration in service.
Define the question
The system, the conditions and the decision it supports.
Build and check the model
Checked against data or known results wherever possible.
Report with confidence ranges
Results with their uncertainty, not single numbers.
Our modelling is checked the way our own research is, in the computational lab.
Tell us the system, the question and the data you have.