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Services
NOVA Fluid Mechanics provides specialist wind engineering consultancy services to the Civil Construction, Offshore and Renewables industries based on world leading expertise and a rich history in fluid/structure interactions.
Thanks to our global partnering arrangements, we can now extend the reach of our expert team and improve the way we deliver our wind engineering knowledge via a range of state of the art wind tunnel facilities. This not only allows us to offer a greater range of wind engineering services but it also allows us to operate dynamically and flexibly and ensure we continue to deliver exceptional quality and service to our customers on a more local basis.
Tall Buildings
Site specific climate models
Structural loading and building motion
Pedestrian wind comfort
Facade wind pressures
Auxiliary damping system design
Full scale monitoring
Wind driven noise
About Us
NOVA Fluid Mechanics (NOVA) has recently taken over the Wind Engineering business of BMT Fluid Mechanics, retaining wind engineering staff and IP, and importantly the technical expertise thereof. We are proud to be able to draw on a wealth of experience derived from nearly three quarters of a century of wind tunnel operations gained with one of the largest and best-instrumented boundary-layer wind tunnel facilities in the world.
With its roots in the Aerodynamics Division of the National Physical Laboratory, NOVA has a rich heritage dating back to the 1940s – the pioneering days of wind engineering, industrial aerodynamics and offshore research. Since then the Company has developed through continuous investment in research, development and innovation of advanced technologies and the application of wind engineering techniques to commercial projects. The Company is internationally recognised as a leading wind engineering consultancy providing specialist consultancy services to the Civil Construction, Offshore and Renewables industries based on world leading expertise in fluid/structure interactions, using state-of-the-art capabilities for physical (wind tunnel) modelling.
The Company is headquartered in London (United Kingdom) with regional offices in Italy and France.