2025 Barracuda Virtual Reactor Web-based Training Dates Announced
CPFD Software would like to announce dates for our Barracuda Virtual Reactor Web-based Training courses in 2025.
CPFD Software would like to announce dates for our Barracuda Virtual Reactor Web-based Training courses in 2025.
CPFD Software has continued its longstanding support of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers‘ Particle Technology Forum by sponsoring the PTF Student Poster Awards and congratulates 2024 winners, Ishani Karki Kudva and Seyedamin Razavi.
Also available on Youtube. About This Webinar Presented by: Sam Clark, Product Manager – CPFD Software CPFD hosted a webinar on Wednesday, October 30, 2024: Getting Started with Virtual Reactor…
At the recent 2024 Barracuda Virtual Reactor Users’ Conference, Martin Weng, shared insights on his team’s simulation work in the cement industry and highlighted the efficiency gains made possible through Tecplot’s Python API, PyTecplot, which reduced project man-hours by 20%
CPFD announces the release of Barracuda Virtual Reactor® 24.1 that includes new physics capabilities, usability enhancements, and a new pattern for specifying cloud resolution at the global, species, and IC/BC levels.
This webinar on Barracuda Virtual Reactor 24.1, to be hosted by CPFD on October 30, 2024, provides overview of new features and enhancements including enhanced specification of cloud resolution, thermal wall BC heat transfer resistance, and other updates.
CPFD Software announces expansion of its development team with the addition of R&D engineer Anshika Agarwal
CPFD Software are excited to participate in Altair’s ATCx Discrete Element Method virtual conference. VP of Operations Peter Blaser will be speaking on “Complementing DEM for Large-Scale, Thermal, Reacting, Multiphase Systems”.
CPFD will be speaking at the 2024 GSTC Annual Conference, October 7-9, 2024. Bryan Tomsula will be giving a joint presentation with Andrew Kramer from Sungas Renewables on “Data-Informed Simulation for Accelerating Biofuels and Alternative Feedstock Utilization”.
This article highlights the collaboration between CPFD Software and the LUT University in utilizing Barracuda Virtual Reactor for pioneering research on calcium looping carbon capture technology development