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The Ocean Hydrodynamics Lab is housed in the Chase Ocean Engineering Laboratory (COEL)
The Ocean Hydrodynamics Lab is housed in the Chase Ocean Engineering Laboratory (COEL)
UNH is home to a vast array of laboratory and field facilities, including the Chase Ocean Engineering Lab and several field stations. For an overview of all facilities available at UNH, see: https://marine.unh.edu/research-centers/facilities
Coastal Ecohydraulics Flume
Coastal Ecohydraulics Flume
The CEF was built in-house by Ocean Hydrodynamics Lab members and UNH senior mechanical engineer John Ahern. This is a recirculating open-channel flume with in-line flow meter, tilting capabilities, and tempered glass sidewalls for full optical access. Find more info on the flume here: https://github.com/UNH-OE/coastal-ecohydro-flume/wiki
Environmental Flows Water Tunnel
Environmental Flows Water Tunnel
The EFWT was brought to UNH by faculty Diane Foster, Anne Lightbody, and Martin Wosnik. This facility has a 40cm deep sediment bed, as well as 40cm deep water column that can be forced with oscillatory or unidirectional flows.
Chase High Bay
Chase High Bay
The Chase High Bay is home to a number of shared resources, including two large-scale engineering testing facilities, the Engineering Tank (shown above) and the Wave/Tow Tank, as well as the CEF and EFWT.
Chase 185
Chase 185
This is the Ocean Hydrodynamic Lab's additional space, located in the Chase Lab and home to small-scale demonstration tanks, an optical table, and general lab tools.
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