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Hydrostadium develops and implements modelling tools to analyse and understand hydraulic flows. Physical and numerical models reproduce the operation of a structure or facility in order to assess its behaviour, optimise its design and secure technical decisions.
These complementary approaches are used at various stages of projects: preliminary studies, detailed design, operational analysis or the search for solutions to specific issues. They make it possible to test different scenarios and anticipate hydraulic effects before the structures are built.
Numerical modelling relies on advanced computational tools to simulate flows and analyse numerous configurations. It offers considerable flexibility for exploring different hypotheses and refining design parameters.
In addition, physical models reproduce hydraulic phenomena at reduced scale within experimental facilities. They enable direct observation of flows, testing of technical solutions and validation of results obtained through numerical simulations.
By combining these two approaches, Hydrostadium has complementary tools for analysing complex situations and supporting its clients in the design and optimisation of hydraulic developments.