Edinburgh Designs are on site at the LIR National Ocean Test Facility.

The tank incorporates some of our latest design features, while reusing some components from the old UCC Ocean Basin:

• 80 force feedback paddles with curved corner
• Movable floor
• Slatted beach made from recycled plastic

This is just one of a whole suite of Edinburgh Designs machines in the building:

• Deep ocean basin with 16 2.5m hinge depth paddles and movable floor. (commissioned 2015)
• Dcean basin with 16 2.5m hinge depth paddles and movable floor. (commissioned 2015)
• Wave and Current Flume with 8 0.7m hinge depth paddles in a movable module (commissioned 2015)
• Wave Watch Flume with 2 0.7m hinge depth paddles (Due to be commissioned 2017)

Edinburgh Designs will be building a brand new flume tank for Esitc Caen in France.

The tank will be 40m long and feature a piston wavemaker at one end.

Grenoble University required a new wavemaker for their wave flume.

To allow a full range of experimental work, they asked for both Flap and Piston wavemakers.
While the flap is permanently installed, it is possible to demount and remove the piston from the tank.

Edinburgh Designs Engineers have been on site to witness the concrete work at the brand new Deep Ocean Basin at the National University of Singapore.
Piling is finished and the pit is currently being dug and the floor slabs are being pored.

The tank will be 12m deep, 45m wide and 60m long and feature full current capabilities, wavemakers on two sides, a moving floor and a 2-axis towing carriage.
The tank also has a 38m deep pit in the middle with a moving platform with integrated turntable.

This cutting edge facility will be the most complex wave test tank in the world.
It will be used for testing the next generation of tension leg oil platforms as well as renewable and ships.

Edinburgh Designs are extremely pleased to announce that we will be installing a wave machine into a locally built tank at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad and Tobago.

The tank has been built locally with a little advice from our engineers and will be fitted with a a 750mm piston wave machine.

The National University of Singapore has released a press release describing their TCOMS facility.

The brand new, S$107 facility will feature Edinburgh Designs equipment throughout and is due for completion in 2019.

A video of the facility can be seen on the NUS twitter page. 

Edinburgh Designs will be building a bespoke current and wave tank for the Stony Brook University.

The tank will feature our first production Wet Back Piston Wavemaker. The machine will 1.5 x 1.5m and is designed to operate in depths up to 1m.

The tank will have glass sides to allow observation of experiments and stainless steel base trays.