This presentation by Frederik Zafiryadis at the 2022 Barracuda Virtual Reactor Users’ Conference discusses a computational particle fluid dynamics (CPFD) model for simulating the sugar cracking reaction in a pilot-scale riser.
This presentation by Sina Tebianian at the 2022 Barracuda Virtual Reactor Users’ Conference discusses the utilization of a pressurized gas-solid feeder to inject sawdust powders into a fixed and fluidized bed cold-flow unit.
This presentation by Ahmed Taha shares details regarding the Azure GPU computational resources in addition to recent results and the scaling capabilities of the Barracuda Virtual Reactor code on Azure.
This presentation by Sam Clark of CPFD Software discusses updates within the Barracuda Simulation software such as Tecplot, RLMCloud, Multi-GPU Acceleration, and other features.
This presentation by Rey Gomez discusses the applications of GPUs and how NVIDIA hardware is powering workloads from CFD to physics-informed neural networks (PINNs).
This presentation by Ray Cocco focuses on the challenges of defining boundary conditions that are either as accurate as possible, or located in a region that has the least impact with uniform flow and concentration assumption.
This presentation by Andy Lin demonstrates how the NVIDIA DGX A100 provides multi-GPU compute capabilities to everyday software users.
CPFD announces live stream option for the Barracuda Virtual Reactor Users’ Conference 2022. The conference livestreaming is provided to those who can not attend the in-person event.
CPFD Software enters into a 2-year software licensing contract with ENEA of Italy. ENEA uses CPFD Software’s Barracuda Virtual Reactor simulation software for the simulation of a dual fluidized bed (DFB) system aimed at the modelling of several components of the EU research infrastructure ZECOMIX (Zero Emissions of Carbon with Mixed technologies).
CPFD Software has a new headquarter at the newly renovated Republic Square in the Energy Corridor, at 13501 Katy Fwy, Suite 3505, Houston, TX, 77079.