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Boldrewood Innovation Campus / Boldrewood - Fluids lab

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Fluids laboratory

The Fluids laboratory is a specialised facility for exploring and understanding the behaviour of engineering systems in a maritime environment.

Research is directed at improving the integration of design, production and operation, accounting for safety, economic and societal viewpoints. Systems include ships, submarines and submersibles, yachts and offshore structures.

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