Hydrogen Through Methane Pyrolysis
This article illustrates that methane pyrolysis is an important emerging technology that presents an economically attractive hydrogen production process with zero CO2 emissions.
Cement Plant Reduces Costs while Lowering Carbon Footprint
After installation the plant confirmed that CO emissions were reduce over 70%, with a 22% increase in non-fossil fuel substitution. Return on investment was less than 6 month payback.
Geelong Refinery Reduces FCCU Turnaround Risk
After startup the refinery confirmed a 75% reduction in panel operator intervention and a 4% increase in maximum throughput.
CPFD Software a Finalist at the 2023 ERTC Industry Awards
Barracuda Virtual Reactor has been shortlisted in the “Digital Technology of the Year” category as part of the ERTC Industry Awards.
TRI Scales Up Novel Waste-to-Fuels Technology
TRI’s technology was deployed at Fulcrum BioEnergy’s Sierra BioFuels Plant, which converts ~175,000 tons of landfill waste into renewable, transportation fuels with 80% lower carbon emissions.
Upcoming Webinar: Getting Started with Virtual Reactor 23.1
This webinar on Barracuda Virtual Reactor 23.1, to be hosted by CPFD on November 8, 2023, provides overview of new features and enhancements like bubble coalescence and breakup, per-species close pack volume fraction, and new data output options.
CPFD Software Presenting at BASF Seminar
Dr. Peter Loezos, VP of Engineering at CPFD Software, has been invited to speak at BASF’s “Turnaround risk reduction through FCCU simulation” webinar
Plastics Recycling Fluidized Bed
This video is part of set of simulations for a novel, fluidised-bed-based plastic recycling system. In this simulation, particle flow through an L valve is studied.
CPFD Software Supports 2023 AIChE Annual Meeting
CPFD is continuing its longstanding support of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Annual meeting by chairing a session, presenting a paper, and sponsoring the Particle Technology Forum (PTF) Student Poster Awards.
Turnaround Risk Reduction Through FCCU Simulation
This presentation by Peter Blaser, Roque Lopez, and Sam Clark discusses enhancements that allow the Barracuda Virtual Reactor to be used on high performance computing systems.