| Stacey Agnew |
Fluid Thinking |
Stacey Agnew Pty Ltd formed in late 2009 as an independent consultancy offering clear thinking, analysis and design in a range of engineering and operational fields. In early 2010, our core business is tunnel ventilation, underground fire safety and associated electrical and mechanical disciplines in civil infrastructure (mainly road and bus tunnels, railways and metros). Current core skills are in applied fluid mechanics, network analysis, system controls and mechanical design.
Our approach to consulting business is to seek work where we can add value, and we see a prime responsibility to advise when better outcomes could be achieved by a different approach. We are constantly thinking about the wider picture to give context and direction to the task at hand. A focus of flexibility of approach and open-mindedness combine well with our technical background in fluid dynamics in the tagline “Fluid Thinking”.
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Practice Areas...
Tunnel Ventilation and Underground Fire Life Safety
Fire Engineering
Industrial Ventilation
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Livestock Heat Stress
Mechanical Engineering
System Dynamics and Control
News...
November 2011 - A Revelation - Intelligible Tunnel PA Systems
Stacey Agnew have recently presented a paper at ACOUSTICS 2011 on the intelligibility of tunnel public address systems. [Read more...]
June 2011 - Ventilating Iconic Infrastructure
Stacey Agnew were proudly involved in developing a smoke management system for the Snowy Hydro Station fire life safety systems upgrade. [Read more...]
May 2011 - 14th International Symposium on Aerodynamics & Ventilation of Tunnels
Stacey Agnew presented a collaborative papers at the 14th International Symposium on Aerodynamics & Ventilation of Tunnels Conference, in Dundee Scotland. [Read more...]
April 2011 - Working in Windy Wellington
In the April edition of Engineering Insight, an IPENZ publication, Brisbane-based Stacey Agnew Pty Ltd has been referenced for its work on two local road tunnel refurbishments in Wellington, New Zealand. [Read more...]
Archived News
Mar 2011 - 14th Australian Tunnelling Conference
Jan 2011 - Stacey Agnew offices avoid floods while GTP shed goes under
Stacey Agnew offices fortunately avoided being flooded by a mere metre or so though the Goodna Technology Park scale test facility and shed went totally under. [See More Pics]
Oct 2010 – QAFI Electrical Fire Workshop
A hot topic was the fire risk from photovoltaic (PV) cells. [Read more...]
Sep 2010 – Stacey Agnew supports Kenmore High HPV racing
