Participating: For Fun

For university students & academics

BASIC AQUALIBRIUM KIT
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The Fun Challenge

Anybody between the ages of 6 and 106 can take part in the Aqualibrium competition and it is always great fun! No special knowledge or skills are required and any team has a chance to win on the day.

The Aqualibrium competition can be used by universities, schools, municipalities, government professional and technical organisations, NGOs and companies. Use it for teambuilding, public education, careers days, science and engineering fairs, environmental awareness or just to have fun!

BASIC AQUALIBRIUM KIT
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Key Learning Opportunities

  • Enjoy a challenging and engaging team activity for all ages.
  • Learn about the principles of water supply in a fun and interactive way.
  • Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
  • Practice teamwork and communication skills.
  • Have fun and build relationships with friends and colleagues.

  • 280 BILLION

    Configurations

  • 24

    Pipe Lines

  • 3

    Diameters

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Testimonials

  • “We always include Aqualibrium in all our hydraulic modeling courses, and it has consistently proven to be an exceptional resource. Our students are enthused and motivated to apply their newfound knowledge by actively running and testing their own designs on Aqualibrium. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who shares a deep passion for this field!”

    Dr Werner de Schaetzen, P.Eng., President and CEO, GeoAdvice Engineering, Vancouver, Canada

  • “We set up Aqualibrium at the Cook Islands Science Expo in 2022 which was attended by school students in Rarotonga along with teachers and community members. Aqualibrium inspired and engaged everyone young and old – with much head scratching, imagination and competitive spirit to work out ‘ideal’ pipe networks, to stimulate deeper conversations about water equity in the Pacific. It is very simple to set up and use, yet a very powerful tool for teaching, learning and raising awareness about the principles of water distribution.”

    Dr. Sandeeka Mannakkara, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Auckland.

  • “I consider the Aqualibrium competition as the number one outreach activity we offer.”

    Nicole Stevens, Outreach co-ordinator - Women in Engineering, University of Auckland, New Zealand

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