A deterministic hydraulic solver for analyzing steady-state incompressible fluid networks via TOML configurations and scenario-based testing.
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Fluid Network Solver is a specialized tool within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem designed to model, solve, and analyze steady-state incompressible fluid networks. It allows developers and engineers to define complex hydraulic topologies—including nodes, pipes, and system parameters—using a structured TOML format. The skill automates the calculation of node pressures, pipe flow rates, and velocities, eliminating the need to write custom solver logic for every project.
Beyond basic calculations, this skill excels at reliability analysis. By defining multiple scenarios, users can stress-test their network designs against various demand profiles or mechanical failures. The integration into the Openclaw Skills framework ensures that the output is available in multiple formats, including machine-readable JSON for further automation or human-readable Markdown reports for documentation and stakeholder review.
To get started with this skill from the Openclaw Skills library, install the dependencies and use the provided Python entry point:
# Install required dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
# Generate a starter TOML template to define your network
python scripts/run_fluid_skill.py --generate-template my_network.toml
# Execute a basic analysis
python scripts/run_fluid_skill.py --toml assets/sample_network.toml --print-text
The skill relies on a structured hierarchy defined in references/toml_schema.md. Data is organized into four main sections:
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| system | Global constants such as fluid density and viscosity. |
| nodes | Collection of junctions with elevation and demand data. |
| pipes | Connections between nodes including length, diameter, and roughness coefficients. |
| scenarios | Overrides for specific node demands or pipe statuses for testing. |
Results are outputted with keys for convergence status, individual node pressure arrays, and pipe flow vectors.
assets/report_template.md with dynamic placeholders like {{summary_table}} for automated documentation.Loading
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