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Hydraulic calculations, without the spreadsheet.

Size water, stormwater and gas systems in one clear engineering workspace. Keep the inputs, method, result and report together from first check to final record.

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Pressure & velocity

Demand

2.64 L/s
0.38 L/s
0.00 L/s
Recommended pipe sizeDN50Copper
Total design flow3.02 L/s
Pump duty estimate3.02 L/s @ 220 kPa
Residual pressure110 kPa

Pipe capacity table

DNMax flowV at maxMax LUDwellingsDetails
DN150.050.57 m/s0.50Limited by available pressure
DN200.180.79 m/s4.00Limited by available pressure
DN250.410.98 m/s26.50Limited by available pressure
DN320.791.16 m/s75.62Limited by available pressure
DN401.331.33 m/s137.86Limited by available pressure
DN655.641.93 m/s1,458.565Limited by available pressure
DN809.062.17 m/s2,905.8129Limited by available pressure
DN10018.232.40 m/s6,784.4331Limited by max velocity

Flow rate counter

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Why it exists

Stop rebuilding pipe sizing checks from messy spreadsheets.

Pipe sizing spreadsheets vary from company to company, and sometimes from person to person. Inputs, formulas, assumptions, and calculation methods can be hidden across different tabs, cells, and layouts. Clarus puts the sizing basis, method, result, and record into one clearer workflow.

Hidden assumptions

Pressure, demand, pipe material, velocity limits, and route assumptions are often buried across spreadsheet tabs or cell notes.

Manual review

Reviewers may need to trace formulas, check pipe table logic, and rebuild the calculation basis by hand.

Different methods

Some workflows use AS/NZS 3500 references, others use Barry’s method or company-specific assumptions. Clarus makes the selected method visible.

Weak records

The selected pipe size is often separated from the assumptions and checks that produced it.

Run a free pipe sizing check

Free account required. No credit card.

How it works

Run a cold water sizing check in a clear step-by-step workflow.

Clarus Studio currently focuses on Quick Mode water pipe sizing: pressure inputs, demand assumptions, route length, material selection, live results, and report export.

Run your first sizing check

Create a free account to access Quick Mode.

1

Enter the design basis

Add pressure, demand, pipe route, height difference, velocity limit, material, and calculation method.

2

Review the recommendation

See the recommended DN size, residual pressure result, velocity check, and pump duty estimate.

3

Keep the basis visible

Inputs, assumptions, method, and results stay together for easier review.

4

Export the record

Generate a clearer calculation record instead of relying on scattered spreadsheet notes.

Features

Built for hydraulic engineers, designers, consultants, and practical site teams.

Hydraulic engineers and designers

For quick cold water sizing checks during early design, option testing, and coordination.

Hydraulic consultants

For keeping the sizing basis, selected pipe size, pressure result, and review record in one place.

Plumbers and builders

For fast visibility into pipe size, flow, and pressure implications before the work becomes harder to change.

Roadmap

Live now: Water and Stormwater Quick Mode. More workflows are planned.

Live now

Live now

Water and Stormwater Quick Mode for pipe sizing, pressure or hydraulic checks, comparison tables, and exportable records.

Coming next

Coming next

Advanced Water Mode for project-based hydraulic workflows and richer saved calculation management.

Planned later

Planned later

Gas, sanitary drainage, drawing extraction, and broader engineering workflows.

Advanced Mode coming soon