Fluidity

Name: Fluidity
Author: Imperial College London

Imperial College London

Download from the vendor fluidityproject.github.io

Fluidity solves the Navier-Stokes equations on unstructured meshes that adapt themselves as the flow develops, which keeps resolution where the physics needs it. It covers multi-phase flow, ocean and atmosphere modelling and geophysical problems, and it is built for parallel machines.

Ratings & Reviews

No reviews yet for this program. If you have used it, your rating will help the next engineer.

Licence type	Completely Free, Open Source
Licence terms	Open-source licence. Free to use for any purpose, including commercial work, with no time limit, no registration and no licence key.
Platforms	Linux
Engineering field	Environmental & Water, Mechanical Engineering
Tool type	Computational Fluid Dynamics
Vendor site	fluidityproject.github.io

Official download page

This link goes to the vendor site. EngiFree hosts no installers and distributes no cracked versions.

Last verified: 2026-09-02

Environmental & Water Mechanical Engineering Completely Free Open Source Linux Computational Fluid Dynamics

Copernicus Browser

European Commission, Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem

Web browser for viewing, analysing and downloading Sentinel and Landsat satellite imagery: indices such as NDVI, date comparison, time series and measurements.

Get it from the vendor

Visual MINTEQ

Jon Petter Gustafsson (SLU, Sweden)

Free chemical equilibrium model for natural waters: metal speciation, solubility and precipitation, sorption to surfaces and organic matter, and titrations.

Get it from the vendor

OpenJUMP

The JUMP Pilot Project (volunteer developers)

Open-source Java desktop GIS, especially strong at editing geometry and attribute data, with vector and topological analysis tools.

Get it from the vendor

Fluidity

Ratings & Reviews

Add a rating

More tools in the same field

Copernicus Browser

Visual MINTEQ

OpenJUMP

Know a similar tool that is missing here?