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CFB Combustor - 3D CFD Simulation in CPFD Barracuda VR
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CFD for Sorbent-Based Gas Cleanup System
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CFD Simulation in CPFD Barracuda of a Fluidized Bed Gasifier
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CFD Simulation of a Full-Scale Commercial FCC Regenerator (Full)
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CFD Simulation of a Full-Scale Commercial FCC Regenerator (Short)
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CFD Simulation of a Full-Scale Commercial FCC Regenerator (Full)

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A model of a full-scale fluidized catalytic cracking (FCC) regenerator using the Eulerian-Lagrangian CPFD method in Barracuda VR. This video illustrates the use of the Barracuda Virtual Reactor to predict the 100°F afterburn observed at the refinery. A multi-model approach is used to rule out the lift riser and spent catalyst distributor as the root cause of the asymmetric afterburn.