Australian built · Industry informed

Water engineering knowledge, made easier to use.

Tenselo has been put together from 36 years of practical industry experience across irrigation, pumping, filtration and water treatment.

Page reviewed

Why Tenselo exists

Built around the decisions water professionals make every day.

Tenselo turns repeat engineering work into clear, structured calculations. It is designed for irrigation consultants, designers, pump and irrigation retailers, contractors, water-treatment professionals and others who need to move from field information to a defensible result.

The platform covers irrigation demand, pipe hydraulics, pump duty, centre and center pivot design, drip systems, filtration, water-test interpretation, treatment selection, aquaculture, electrical design and civil water engineering.

The aim is practical: show the inputs, method, assumptions, warnings and result clearly enough for a competent person to review and use in a project report.

How it is built

Transparent calculations, useful limits.

Inputs stay visible

Reports show the values entered, the units used and any defaults or assumptions applied.

Methods are identified

Where a recognised equation, guidance document or standard informs a method, the reference is shown.

Warnings remain part of the answer

Values outside normal ranges, missing information and product limits are presented for review.

Australian standards and references

Official sources are linked so the basis can be checked.

Relevant Tenselo methods refer to Australian and Australian/New Zealand standards, recognised engineering guidance and manufacturer data where applicable. These official sources explain the standards system and several areas relevant to Tenselo calculations.

Design and compliance note: a Tenselo result is a design aid, not a compliance certificate. Standards are revised and their regulatory adoption can vary by Australian state, territory, project and authority. The current edition, local requirements and final design must be checked by a competent person.

See how Tenselo presents the work.

Review public worked examples and sample reports, including the inputs, assumptions, method and calculated result.

View sample reports