Hydraulics is a branch of science concerned with the practical applications of fluids, primarily liquids, in motion. Hydraulics has its theoretical foundations in Fluid Mechanics.

As far as water systems are concerned, hydraulics primarily deals with flow of water in pipes, rivers and man-made channels including relevant water storage facilities such as dams and tanks.

Understanding of water systems and the ability to utilise their full potential always includes understanding of system's hydraulics.

If you require assistance in investigating your system's hydraulics you are invited to consult with hydraulics team. The team covers both closed (pipelines, tunnels) and open (channels, rivers) water systems ranging from municipal water distribution, stromwater and sewer reticulation to irrigation canals and hydropower water conveyance schemes.

Depending on the purpose of the investigations required, the appropriate methodologies and analytical tools for either steady or unsteady hydraulic investigations are proposed.

WaterTrade help line for hydraulics is available here.