This page contains information about new developments and additions to the CORMIX system
for mixing zone analysis.
Links to descriptions of features and capabilities of advanced pre- and post-processor
tools available in various release versions of CORMIX can be found here.
The gallery has some excellent images of laboratory studies and
field data, while the glossary and history can
fill in the background. You can also go ahead and explore the links to
on-line animations and demonstrations of system
capabilities.
New CORMIX Developments |
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An animated GIF of a laboratory study of a surface discharge into
a tidal ambient. Ambient current begins at 2 m/s right to left,
then reverses. In tidal mode, CORMIX gives estimates of reduced dilution due to tidal re-entrainment.
Minimum initial dilution generally occurs shortly after slack tide, when re-entrainment of the plume
from the previous tidal cycle occurs. Laser Induced Fluorescent (LIF)
images courtesy of J. Nash, DeFrees Hydraulics Laboratory, Cornell University.
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CORMIX v5.0 Release by MixZon Inc. - March 09 2007MixZon Inc announces the release of CORMIX version 5.0Please visit the MixZon website at www.mixzon.com to download and evalute this new release.
USEPA Developes Draft of Strategey for Water Quality Standards and CriteriaEPA's Office of Science and Technology is requesting public comments on a draft long-term strategy for managing EPA's water quality standards and criteria program. You can download the report here.
New German CORMIX WebsiteThe Institute for Hydromechanics at the University of Karlsruhe, Germany now has a CORMIX web site. You can obtain a German language translation through Systran.
Follow these links to:
CorSpy AnimationFlash version Animated GIF version
CorVue AnimationFlash version Animated GIF version |
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