Free Online Live Technical Workshop on Transient Flow & Surge Analysis on June 13 & 18, 2026

Mastering Water Hammer Risks: Join a Free Workshop on Transient Flow & Surge Analysis

Transient flow phenomena—often invisible yet highly destructive—pose some of the most critical risks in modern piping systems. From unexpected pressure surges to cavitation-induced damage, these events can compromise system integrity, safety, and operational reliability. For engineers working in oil & gas, process, firewater, and utilities, understanding and managing these challenges is not optional—it’s essential.

To help professionals tackle these issues head-on, Dynaflow Research Group (DRG) is hosting a free, hands-on online workshop titled:

“Solving Water Hammer Risks in Critical Piping Systems”

Scheduled for June 13 and June 18, 2026, this 3-hour session is designed to bridge the gap between theory and real-world engineering application.


Why Transient Flow Analysis Matters More Than Ever

Transient events such as surge, water hammer, and cavitation occur when there’s a sudden change in flow conditions—such as valve closure, pump trip, or system startup/shutdown. These events can generate extreme pressure fluctuations, leading to:

  • Pipe rupture or fatigue failure
  • Equipment damage (pumps, valves, supports)
  • System downtime and costly repairs
  • Safety and environmental risks

Despite advances in simulation tools, many engineering teams still face limitations when analyzing complex systems. Traditional methods and software often fail to capture the full behavior of multi-branch networks, fluid-structure interaction, and dynamic load transfer.

This workshop directly addresses those gaps.


What Makes This Workshop Different

Unlike theory-heavy sessions, this workshop is built around real engineering challenges and live demonstrations. Participants will explore practical scenarios drawn from operating assets in oil & gas, desalination, firewater, and process industries.

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Key Learning Highlights

Understanding Critical Gaps in Analysis

  • The four most common shortcomings in transient flow analysis
  • How these gaps lead to design errors and operational failures

Deep Dive into Surge & Water Hammer

  • Behavior of transient events in complex pipeline networks
  • The role of cavitation and its impact on system longevity

Live BOSfluids Demonstration

  • Step-by-step model setup
  • Surge simulation and interpretation of results
  • Real-time visualization of transient events

Integration with Stress Analysis

  • Exporting dynamic loads directly into CAESAR II
  • Enhancing collaboration between hydraulic and stress teams

Case Studies Across Industries

  • Desalination plants
  • Firewater systems
  • Pipelines and utilities
  • Process and district cooling systems

Workshop Agenda at a Glance

09:30 – 10:00 | Introduction

  • Overview of Dynaflow Research Group
  • Global expertise and project highlights

10:00 – 11:00 | Transient Flow Challenges

  • Surge, water hammer, and cavitation in real systems
  • Industry practices and design standards

11:00 – 11:10 | Break

11:10 – 12:30 | BOSfluids in Action

  • Prediction of transient behavior in complex networks
  • 3D force generation and stress integration
  • Case studies and live simulation demo

Who Should Attend?

This workshop is tailored for engineering professionals responsible for system integrity, safety, and hydraulic performance, including:

  • Process Engineers
  • Piping & Stress Engineers
  • Mechanical Engineers
  • Hydraulic Engineers
  • Firewater Specialists
  • Reliability & HSE Engineers
  • Operations Teams

Whether you are designing new systems or troubleshooting existing ones, this session will equip you with practical tools and insights to improve performance and reduce risk.


Event Details

  • 📅 Dates: June 13 & June 18, 2026 (choose one session)
  • 🕘 Time: 09:30 – 12:30 CEST
  • 💻 Format: Online (live interactive session)
  • 💰 Cost: Free
  • 🎓 Certificate: Included (2.5 CPD hours)
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Free Technical Workshop

How to Register

Seats are limited, so early registration is highly recommended.

👉 Register for Saturday, June 13:
https://dynaflowresearchgroup.clickmeeting.com/solving-water-hammer-risks-in-critical-piping-systems-2/register

👉 Register for Thursday, June 18:
https://dynaflowresearchgroup.clickmeeting.com/solving-water-hammer-risks-in-critical-piping-systems/register


Why You Shouldn’t Miss This

In today’s engineering environment, accuracy, reliability, and risk mitigation are more critical than ever. This workshop offers a rare opportunity to:

  • Learn from real-world failures and successes
  • See advanced simulation tools in action
  • Improve collaboration between design and analysis teams
  • Gain actionable insights you can apply immediately

More importantly, it’s a chance to move beyond traditional approaches and adopt modern, integrated methods for solving complex transient flow problems.


Final Thoughts

Water hammer and surge issues are often underestimated—until they cause major failures. By investing just three hours, you can gain valuable knowledge that enhances your ability to design safer, more reliable piping systems.

Join Dynaflow Research Group this June and take a decisive step toward mastering transient flow challenges.

Anup Kumar Dey

I am Anup Kumar Dey, a Piping Engineer with more than 19 years of experience.

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