If you’re pushing the boundaries of typical design or have a unique operating risk, CFD can give you greater confidence when committing to a solution, and peace of mind that your people and critical systems are comfortable and safe.

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is an engineering tool that uses 3D modelling to test, analyse and solve problems that involve the flow of fluids such as water, smoke, air and other gases. And we help simplify the complex, by investigating flow patterns, temperatures, velocities and pressures, and providing insights that can help you understand or validate how your building systems and critical infrastructure will perform in different scenarios (including failure scenarios), so they can be designed to optimise energy efficiency and mitigate risks.

While CFD can be performed at all stages including detailed analysis, optimisation and troubleshooting, it's best done at the preliminary preliminary or developed design stage. That's why we collaborate early with engineers and architects to inform and de-risk design decisions.


From improving data centre airflow quality, to pollution dispersal, rainwater ingress, and wastewater treatment processing, to helping with thermal comfort and indoor air quality within offices, our tools and solutions are making everyday better for our clients and the environment.

Understand cooling system performance to maintain the desired climatic conditions in your data hall as well as optimise the energy efficiency of the cooling system.
Mitigate the risk of pollutant and exhaust discharge impact on the surrounding environment by understanding the discharge profile with prevailing wind conditions.
Optimise fluid flow and heat transfer efficiency in industrial and building system applications.
Improve system performance involving fluid mixing and stratification in industrial processes and building services systems.
Validate air flow characteristics to reduce the spread of disease and maintain the thermal comfort of patients in the design of critical spaces such as hospital wards.
Improving and Optimizing the performing of fan by advance CFD model
Understand cooling system performance to maintain the desired climatic conditions in your data hall as well as optimise the energy efficiency of the cooling system.

Our People

Adam Dyson

Associate - Sustainable Buildings

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Irene Yong

Technical Director - Building Services

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Stuart Ritchie

Technical Director - Building Services

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