FluidMechanica is a team of engineers supporting utilities, consultants, and EPC contractors with tank mixing and water age, pump intake design, surge analysis, drainage modelling and water-quality optimisation.
From concept design to detailed optimisation of existing assets and operating strategies.
FluidMechanica is a specialist team focused on hydraulic and CFD studies for water and wastewater systems. We combine practical project experience on large EPC schemes with advanced numerical modelling and data-driven methods.
Our engineers have extensive experience in water transmission, distribution, and treatment: from pump station design and surge protection to tank mixing, water-age analysis and drainage master planning.
Each assignment is tailored to your questions. We provide clear engineering recommendations, together with plots and model files that your team can reuse and build into a digital twin.
We support you with specialist analyses covering tanks, pump intakes, transmission mains, drainage networks and water-quality behaviour in distribution systems.
Three-dimensional CFD studies of service reservoirs, clear-wells and storage tanks to assess: COV, baffling factor, water age, temperature stratification, and disinfectant decay.
Pump intake and wet-well CFD to verify velocity distribution and swirl in accordance with Hydraulic Institute Standard 9 guidelines.
Surge analysis for water-transmission systems: minimum and maximum pressure envelopes, surge-vessel sizing and check-valve behaviour.
Design and simulation of drainage and stormwater systems, including open-channel flow, flood checking and storm network design.
Network-scale water-quality studies for chlorine and by-products, including MSX-based multi-species analysis for chlorate and related parameters.
Bespoke numerical and data-driven studies, including optimisation and reinforcement-learning pilots for smart dosing and energy-efficient operation.
A selection of CFD results, water-age plots, surge profiles and drainage network layouts prepared by the FluidMechanica team.
Share a short description of your system and the questions you want answered. Our team will respond with a suggested scope and indicative programme.
Please include: project location, asset type (tank, pump station, main, network), and any drawings, reports or models you already have.