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Tenselo Tenselo Water Engineering Tools
Built for Australia & New Zealand

Irrigation calculator and irrigation design software.

Irrigation calculators and water-engineering tools built in Australia for Australian and New Zealand professionals.

Tenselo combines an irrigation calculator with irrigation design software for crop water demand, drip irrigation, pipe hydraulics, pump sizing and centre pivots. Review calculation inputs, assumptions and results in design reports. The wider platform covers water-test interpretation, filtration and treatment, aquaculture and civil water engineering.

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✓ Methods aligned to AS/NZS✓ Real supplier models✓ Reports you can hand to a client
Built in Australia for Australian & New Zealand practice·Methods aligned to AS/NZS & manufacturer data·Every result shows its inputs and the method used
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A short introduction to Tenselo

An overview of what Tenselo is, who it is built for, and the kind of water, irrigation and pumping work it covers.

  • ▸What Tenselo is and who it’s for
  • ▸The industries and toolkits it covers
  • ▸How results are presented

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Video summary: A concise introduction to Tenselo, the professionals it serves, and the irrigation, pumping, treatment, aquaculture, electrical and civil work covered by the platform.

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The public channel covers irrigation design, pipe hydraulics, water treatment, aquaculture, electrical calculations, domestic pumps and lifecycle cost. Every video links back to the matching public guide or calculator category.

Guides & worked examples

Practical irrigation design guides

Follow the inputs, equations and assumptions before working on a project design.

Water treatment software guides

From water-test results to a treatment design

Use the public guides to interpret laboratory data, shortlist treatment stages and check how flow, loading and regeneration assumptions affect preliminary sizing.

How it works

Three steps, and you have a report

1

Pick the job, not the formula

Calculators are organised by the work in front of you — size a mainline, pick a pump, check a water analysis — not by which equation they use. You do not need to know it is Darcy–Weisbach to size the pipe.

2

Enter what you actually know

Field inputs in the units you measure in. Where a figure is unknown, Tenselo carries a documented Australian default and tells you which one it used, so an estimate is never silently dressed up as a measurement.

3

Hand over a report, not a screenshot

Every result states the answer in plain English, names the actual model or pipe class to quote, and shows the inputs, method and assumptions behind it — as a branded PDF you can put in front of a client.

What you get

An answer you can act on

The part number, not just a number

Selectors pick from real supplier catalogues and name the model, so the answer is something you can order rather than a duty point you still have to shop for.

Plain English on every result

Each answer opens with a sentence a customer can understand. It is written for the person on the counter, and it is measured for readability, not judged by eye.

Australian and New Zealand practice

Methods follow AS/NZS and recognised industry references, with the assumptions and standards shown on the result rather than buried.

Reports you can hand to a client

A branded PDF with your own letterhead, the inputs you entered, the method used and the design that came out — ready to attach to a quote.

It says when it cannot answer

Where a duty falls outside what any listed product covers, Tenselo says so instead of quietly returning the biggest thing it stocks. A refusal you can see beats a wrong answer you cannot.

Built by people who sell this gear

Tenselo comes out of day-to-day Australian water and irrigation supply, not a generic engineering library.

Questions

Common questions

How do I calculate my irrigation water usage?

For measured irrigation use, multiply the operating zone’s flow rate in litres per minute by its run time in minutes. For example, 20 L/min for 50 minutes uses 1,000 L. For a planned application, volume in litres equals area in square metres multiplied by gross irrigation depth in millimetres. Choose that depth using crop need, effective rainfall, soil water and application efficiency. Add separately operated zones to calculate the total.

See a worked irrigation water-use example.

How does the 14-day free trial work?

Apply for a 14-day free trial. We review each application before granting access. No payment card is required for the trial.

What is Tenselo?

Tenselo is an Australian irrigation calculator and irrigation design software platform for irrigation, pumping, water treatment, aquaculture, civil hydraulics and electrical work. The calculators are organised by engineering discipline, and every result comes with a plain-English answer and a branded PDF report.

Who is it for?

Irrigation designers, pump and irrigation retailers, water treatment specialists, aquaculture operators, civil and hydraulic consultants, and the people on the counter who have to answer a customer's question quickly and correctly.

Can I use it now?

Apply for access and tell us about your business. Once approved, verify your email and set your password to sign in. Each person needs their own account.

What does it cost?

Single-industry plans start at A$69 per month and the Complete Library is A$249 per month, with annual billing at ten months for twelve: two months free, saving 16.7% compared with twelve monthly payments. Business Team is shown at A$599 per month; enterprise options are priced on application. Prices include GST. Confirm your selected billing interval and total before subscribing.

Which standards does it follow?

Methods are aligned to AS/NZS standards and recognised industry references, with manufacturer data taken from published datasheets. Every result shows the method and assumptions it used so the work can be checked.

Does it name real products?

Yes. Selector calculators pick from real supplier catalogues and name the model, pipe class or dose rate. Tenselo only ever names a brand you have asked it to consider, and every selection carries a note to confirm the exact model and trim with the manufacturer before ordering.

Is it Australian?

Yes. Tenselo is built in Australia for Australian and New Zealand practice, including local climate data, standards and supplier catalogues.

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