Fluidit 2.1 release is here! There have been 75 new features and improvements and 22 bug fixes in the latest release. In this post, we will cover the major improvements in the software. You can find the full release notes on the support site of… Read More »2.1 Fluidit hydraulic simulator suite updates

Written: Arttu Pitkänen & Kalervo Aho Climate change has forced municipalities to invest in low-carbon energy resources. Especially waste heat must be collected as efficiently as possible. Waste heat means all the energy flows which are produced by the main process but are not utilized.… Read More »Assessing heat recovery potential from sewers

”The most important questions were: what are the best connection points in the existing grid? And how will the whole system react when major heat supply directions change after connecting the heat recycling facilities into the grid?” Panu Kauniskallio, System Designer, Fortum On the 17th… Read More »Heat recycling from Microsoft’s datacenter to Fortum’s district heating network is pre-planned with Fluidit Heat

Secondary school Engineering Students at John Burroughs School St. Louis use Fluidit Water to make hydraulic model of Nicaraguan village of La Fortuna. In late July we were contacted by Martha Keeley, a science teacher at John Burroughs School in St. Louis, Missouri. She enquired… Read More »Hydraulic modeling helping Nicaraguan village

Written: Kalervo Aho / VP, co-founder @ Fluidit Hydraulic modeling is a process in which a pipe network is modeled using physical attributes and equations. The network can be any type of network that transfers liquid or gas in pipes or open channels. In a… Read More »What is hydraulic modeling?

Iceland is the land of beautiful scenery and renewable energy sources. Still with the abundant natural resources – utilities in Iceland struggle with similar problems as the utilities in the rest of the world. Deteriorating pipelines, focusing the investments in the most efficient manner, designing new… Read More »Hydraulic modeling in Veitur – the largest utility in Iceland

Considering an expansion of your industrial site? Urban planning with district energy simulation? A hydrogen distribution network perhaps? Then it’s time to call in the drawers and calculators at Rotterdam Engineering for your district energy network optimization. If you operate in the Netherlands, that is.… Read More »Hydraulic simulation with Fluidit Heat ticks all the boxes for Rotterdam Engineering

Features Feature #94: Fetch FMI data Feature #291: Allow choosing the time period shown in time series and other figures Feature #292: Allow calculating custom time length minima, maxima, average etc. for variables in schematics Feature #407: Add support for show data from other Fluidit… Read More »Fluidit 2.0 Change log

New simulation functionalities, streamlining of workflow, and creating more visual impact. This is our biggest release so far! It encompasses 138 new features and 25 major bug fixes with countless smaller improvements. While it is always great that things are improving, what are these new… Read More »Fluidit 2.0 for consultants

This is our biggest release so far! It encompasses 138 new features and 25 major bug fixes and countless smaller improvements. While it is always great that things are improving, but what are the new features really enabling on the customer side. In this article… Read More »Fluidit 2.0 for utilities