1986:
Initial development of a code called Flownet based on Hardy-Cross method to solve air and water distribution networks on mines.
1990:
Development of the Implicit Pressure Correction Method (IPCM) algorithm.
1992:
Extension of code to deal with aircraft engine combustion systems for Rolls-Royce.
1997:
Extension of code to deal with dynamic simulations of networks with time-dependent flows.
1999:
Extension of code to simulate the Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (PBMR).
2000:
Implementation of gas mixtures and conduction elements (Flownet 5).
2001:
Development of Flownex, an object oriented version of Flownet.
2004:
Implementation of rotating components and sub-networks.
2005:
Development of the homogeneous two phase modeling capability.
2006:
Combustion modeling, momentum addition, radial pressure gradient
2007:
Equation element, API, parametric layers, pipe schedules
2009:
Release of new Flownex simulation environment with control and electric modules and Excel integration
2010:
Link to ASPEN fluids
2011:
Slurry flows, detailed combustion, cad and other importers
