Model the physical world
Build a connected network of pumps, tanks, pipes, valves, and treatment stages. Explore flow, pressure, storage, and changing demand.
Explore systemsA connected engineering playground for water systems. Design the infrastructure, program PLC and SCADA controls, and explore the physical results—right in your browser.
Illustrative interface with example values, not a physical solver or live telemetry. Open Studio to run the actual engineering simulation.
Most tools teach one piece of the system. NUOC.SI helps you explore how water, equipment, logic, and decisions affect one another.
Build a connected network of pumps, tanks, pipes, valves, and treatment stages. Explore flow, pressure, storage, and changing demand.
Explore systemsWork with PLC logic, device I/O, HMI screens, and SCADA communications. See how control decisions change the physical process.
Try PLC and HMIChange operating conditions, introduce faults, replay responses, inspect trends, and compare simulation evidence over time.
Test a scenarioStart with a ready-made facility or create your own. Follow the same connected chain from equipment to controls to measurable results.
Place components and connect the hydraulic, electrical, and communications paths.
Configure controllers, author logic, and operate through simulated HMI.
Observe conditions, diagnose faults, and review the evidence behind an outcome.
IF TankLevel < StartLevel THEN PumpRequest := TRUE; END_IF;
Simulation is more useful when the effects have time to appear. Explore extended-period scenarios and inspect how demand, storage, pump operation, pressure, and controls interact.
From the first pump start to complex control sequences, NUOC.SI creates a place to experiment safely.
Connect theory with visible behavior using guided examples and hands-on experimentation.
Trace the chain from field signals and PLC logic to SCADA screens and device responses.
Explore operational scenarios and ask better questions before drawing conclusions about real facilities.
Understand what the platform is built to do and where its boundaries are.
No. NUOC.SI is a browser-based educational simulator using fictional equipment and simulated signals. It does not control real water infrastructure or connect to operational PLCs or SCADA networks.
No installation is required for the browser-based workspace. Open the Studio to explore prebuilt scenarios or start a new design.
The Studio uses an EPANET-based hydraulic model alongside simulated PLC and equipment behavior. Water treatment and other processes use simplified educational approximations. Results need calibration and independent verification before real-world engineering use.
Yes. The engineering studio includes extended-period, 24-hour analysis with scenario results. Performance depends on the model and device running the simulation.
Start from a functioning system or build your own from the ground up.