How much funding can be received?

Fee-for-service 10 m × 2.7 m × 1.4 m high-discharge flume to simulate a wide range of open channel flows and study problems in rivers, canals and other inland waterways.

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There are projects and activities eligible for this grant:

Simulation of open channel flows in rivers and canals
Study of high-speed flows with coastal and offshore structures
Testing the interaction of currents with various hydraulic structures

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$45,000

Simulation of urban flood events to enhance city planning and resilience

$40,000

Testing the interaction of currents with large-scale fish farm cages

$45,000

Study of high-speed flows around wind turbine bases to increase efficiency

$45,000

Modeling coastal erosion processes to develop preventive measures

$45,000

Analyzing the impact of ice jams in northern river systems

$45,000

Investigating sediment transport in large rivers under varying flow conditions

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I'm here to help with your question. The eligibility criteria for this grant are not explicitly provided in the information provided about the NRC's high-discharge flume. To find the specific eligibility requirements, I recommend contacting the Ocean, Coastal and River Engineering Research Centre directly through their email address: NRC.ContactOCRE-ContactezGOCF.CNRC@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca. They will be able to provide you with detailed information on the eligibility criteria for the grant in English.

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Any company that is involved in infrastructure projects, marine vehicles, or marine operations can apply for the grant offered by the NRC's Ocean, Coastal and River Engineering Research Centre. The NRC collaborates with industry to assess the performance of these projects in various conditions and aims to enhance performance, safety, and reduce lifecycle costs. Companies interested in leveraging the customizable testing facilities and expertise of the NRC's research staff in engineering fields related to ocean, coastal, and river environments are encouraged to apply for this grant.

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There are eligible expenses for this grant that include:

Costs associated with conducting research at the NRC's high-discharge flume facility
Material and equipment costs for constructing test models within the flume
Travel and accommodation expenses for researchers visiting the facility
Costs for data analysis and reporting related to the research conducted

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There are evaluation and selection criteria for this grant. The criteria include:

Evaluation of project relevance to the NRC's goals and areas of expertise
Evaluation of technical feasibility and scientific merit of the proposed research
Evaluation of potential impact on industry practices and innovation
Evaluation of the qualifications and experience of the research team
Evaluation of the proposed budget and timeline

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Step 1: Visit the NRC's Ocean, Coastal and River Engineering Research Centre website for detailed information on the grant application process.
Step 2: Review the eligibility criteria and specific requirements outlined for the grant application.
Step 3: Prepare all necessary documentation, including project proposals, budgets, and any additional materials requested.
Step 4: Submit your grant application by the specified deadline through the designated application portal or contact email provided.

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- The NRC's Ocean, Coastal and River Engineering Research Centre focuses on assessing the performance of infrastructure project designs, marine vehicles, and marine operations in various conditions. - The NRC collaborates with industry to develop optimizations for improving performance, enhancing safety, and reducing lifecycle costs. - The NRC offers world-class, customizable testing facilities and expertise from their research staff. - The professional staff at the NRC has extensive experience in many engineering fields, particularly in complex ocean, coastal, and river environments.

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NRC — High-discharge Flume - Research Facility

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Grant Summary

The NRC's high-discharge flume (HDF) is a research facility used to simulate open channel flows in rivers and waterways. It focuses on studying interactions of currents with coastal and offshore structures, offering industry collaborations for infrastructure project evaluations and marine vehicle performance assessments.

NRC's High-Discharge Flume (HDF): Simulating Open Channel Flows and Industry Collaborations

The National Research Council's (NRC) high-discharge flume is a versatile facility designed for studying complex fluid dynamics in rivers, canals, and coastal environments. With adjustable flow rates and the ability to replicate dam breaks and tsunami waves, the HDF offers a unique platform for research and industry partnerships. Through collaborations with the NRC, companies can benefit from expert insights, customizable testing facilities, and in-depth evaluations to optimize performance, enhance safety, and reduce costs in marine operations and infrastructure projects.

The NRC's professional staff, experienced in various engineering fields, provide valuable knowledge and expertise in analyzing structures and vehicle behavior in challenging oceanic, coastal, and river conditions. By leveraging the capabilities of the HDF and the NRC's research capabilities, industry partners can gain a competitive advantage in developing innovative solutions and advancing their projects towards successful commercialization. Contact the NRC to explore collaboration opportunities and benefit from state-of-the-art research facilities for your engineering and marine-related ventures.