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Designing our future energy technology in DHI test facilities

In a bid to achieve the United Nations’ vision of increasing renewable energy resources, DHI has collaborated with other institutes in the EU INNWIND project to develop standards for floating wind energy production. Our test facility in Denmark with the capacity to simulate real conditions, provided the best venue for the inaugural testing of the scale model offshore wind turbine.

• DHI’s successful presence at IFAT 2016
• UNEP-DHI Partnership has completed a collaborated project to assess and protect the transboundary river basins around the world
• DHI South Africa recently held its annual conference with a focus on climate change adaptations
• Airbus Defence and Space awarded DHI GRAS as Rising Star of 2015
• DHI grows innovation in New Zealand with Aqua Republica's new local version
• Launch of new UNEP-DHI Water Webinar Series: Approaching the SDGs through Innovation in Water Management
• DHI signs MoU with Thailand’s Provincial Waterworks Authority

In May, we delivered to you our Annual Report for a review of our activities and developments in 2015.

Explore our engagements through our Annual Report 2015 here!

/Our projects

Process verification and optimisation at Lüleburgaz wastewater treatment plant

The design of the Lüleburgaz wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) in Turkey during its conception was based on estimations that were not verified. Thus, it could not capture the true efficacies of the plant. Using MIKE Powered by DHI’s WEST for OPTIMISATION software, a dynamic model was developed that was more reliable in simulating the WWTP. This model helped verify process calculations which provided accurate evaluation of the plant’s process. With the new model, optimisation of the process parameters of the Lüleburgaz WWTP was possible.

Storm water management and climate adaptation in Hungary

The cities of Tát and Tokod in Hungary have, in recent years, been under threat of urban flooding and high groundwater levels. Due to their locations and the effects of climate change, an increased level of storm water results in an increase in ground water level. DHI was engaged by the municipalities of Tát and Tokod to provide advanced knowledge of surface water, groundwater and urban water systems through a complex integrated mathematical model using the MIKE Powered by DHI’s MIKE SHE and MIKE URBAN software. Simulation based on the models allow a conceptual plan and planning guide to be formulated to prepare for future flood events.

/Learn with us

Through THE ACADEMY by DHI, we offer a wide variety of training courses.
Check when courses are scheduled in your region and in your language – and mark your calendar now!

Find more training courses in our online calendar.
 

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