Blog

In our blogs we write about a wide variety of topics, such as findings from internal research, projects we work(ed) on, collaborations, etc.

Ventilation opening areas explained - Part 2

The (required) ventilation area in buildings is a broad one and involves numerous definitions that are not fully transparent to the users. This

Ventilation opening areas explained - Part 3

The (required) ventilation area in buildings is a broad one and involves numerous definitions that are not fully transparent to the users. This

Ventilation opening areas explained - Part 1

The (required) ventilation area in buildings is a broad one and involves numerous definitions that are not fully transparent to the users. This

Article in Start84

In March 2022 we were interviewed by Start84 magazine about CFD simulations applied in the racing industry. It turned out nice, see the article below.

CFD in built environment: Assessment of turbulence models

CFD simulations of flow over urban built environment is commonly used for wind climate assessments. These simulations can also be used for wind load

Stratos IV

Stratos is the most important project within the TU Delft student team of DARE. With this project they aim to reach space (100 km altitude) with a

Data center cooling optimization

For a renowned data center operator, several aspects of the cooling of their data centers have been researched and improved where necessary. This

Hull design and validation

For a Naval architect we executed CFD simulations to analyze and test the hull of a new ship design. The most important parameter is the resistance

Low head water turbine

The startup Ronamic has designed an innovative low-head water turbine. We cooperated in developing the design to achieve the highest possible