The Paris 2024 Summer Olympic Games were designed to have minimal carbon impact, besides offering quality water in the River Seine for swimming, almost no air pollution in the stadiums, and minimal energy for the air-conditioning at the olympics village. 

Fluidyn participated in achieving the last two objectives. The French innovation award winning technology developed by  Fluidyn  was used to identify the pollution sources to improve air quality in stadiums. Fluidyn’s internal air quality tool for ventilation was used to optimise the air-conditioning of ahtletes’ rooms and other facilities by using fractionated ventilation. 

Fluidyn is excited to announce the opening of its third branch in Orai-Uttar Pradesh, North India. Strategically located to align with the vision of UP Defence Corridor, the new branch will focus on delivering state-of-the-art simualations and engineering services, addressing critical needs in air  quality, temperatur control, fluid dynamics and multiphysics simulations.

CentraleSupelec, one of France’s distinguished Engineering Institutions renowned for its contribution to engineering and science, has recently announced the appointment of Amita Tripathi, Technical Director at Fluidyn,  to its esteemed Scientific Committee for next four years.

The Réunion island, a French department in the Indian ocean inaugurated the first bioclimatic terminal in a tropical environment. On March 26 2024, The Roland Garros airport opened the doors of its bioclimatic terminal dedicated to arrivals. Fluidyn was commissioned by AIA Environment, in charge of conducting the environmental expertise for this project, to study the atmospheric dispersion and impact of odour emissions on the West Terminal Project. Fluidyn used its 3D atmospheric dispersion modelling tool Fluidyn-Panache for this study.

A paper presented by Fluidyn and its client Vibratec at the 7th International Conference on Noise, Vibration and Comfort in December 2023 at Kuala Lumpur is now published in the Journal of Physics, Conference Series Vol 2721 – Globe Valve in single Phase Flow: Experimental and CFD Analysis.

CFD simulation of pollutant dispersion using anisotropic models: Application to an urban environment under neutral and stable atmospheric conditions. MUST (Mock Urban Setting Test ) validation campaign to compare Fluidyn PANACHE 3D numerical modeling of atmospheric pollutant dispersion with the performance of anisotropic models 

Research article on Environmental Effects – Characterizing pulverised coal combustion for high- ash content Indian coal,  published in Energy Sources journal, Vol 46, by engineers from IIT, Dhanbad and SRM Institute of  Science and Technology, Chennai, India. Fluidyn MP is used to conduct the 3D numerical simulations of coal combustion.

Fluidyn MP was used by ISRO’s Launch Pad Safety and Cryogenics team to address various kinds of cryogenic flow problems for the successful launch of Chandrayaan-3.

Fluidyn did  the Risk Assessment  of Accidental spillage of Launch Vehicle Fuel for Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC) SHAR one of the R&D wings of ISRO at Sriharikota responsible for providing Launch Base Infrastructure for the Indian Space Program. The safety analysis of various facilities handling highly flammable rocket propellants was done with Fluidyn PANEPR.

Influence of the opening pressure of explosion-venting surface on methane deflagration characteristics in municipal sewage confined spaces – study published by our Chinese client, BIPT – Beijing Institute of Petrochemical Technology. This study was conducted with Fluidyn MP, our 3D multiphysics simulation software.

News article in the paper Sud Est Eco, France on impact of cruise ship emissions on urban harbors.  The CAPNAVIR project took 1.6 million samples of nine different pollutants during the passage of 14 cruise ships at the Bordeaux harbor, to measure the pollution level.

Fluidyn used 3D CFD Modelling to conduct this study in collaboration with ADEME, CEREMA and CNRS. The study helped to establish that the pollution due to cruise ships is inferior to that caused by urban road traffic.

A CFD based approach to study the deposition and distribution behaviour of 212Pb in a calibration chamber. This research paper was published by BARC-Bhabha Atomic Research Centre and the study used Finite Volume Method (FVM) based code Fluidyn Ventclim to carry out the simulation

Analysis of seasonal variations and dispersion pattern of ambient air pollutants in an urban environment.  Research article following an air quality study with Fluidyn Panache by Fluidyn’s academic clients, Department of Civil Engineering, Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technolgy, Coimbatore, India.