Enhancing Fluidization Design Using Computational Methods
This presentation showcases a collection of case studies that highlight the diverse applications of CFD in the oil and gas industry.
This presentation showcases a collection of case studies that highlight the diverse applications of CFD in the oil and gas industry.
This presentation reviews current decarbonization technologies and emerging new processes. The role of particle technology, and fluidization specifically, is explored.
The aim of this presentation is the 3D simulation of the sorption enhanced steam methane reforming process in a dual fluidized bed reactor, by means of the Barracuda Virtual Reactor.
This work employs CFD to simulate sand and gravel filling within a seabed socket, aiming to assess filling quality in terms of particle distribution uniformity, settled particle surface contour, and particle loss to surrounding water.
The study investigates the advantages of employing Barracuda Virtual Reactor on Rescale, offering instant access to cutting-edge high-performance computing (HPC) resources.
In this presentation, CPFD Software’s development team leadership, including the CTO, Product Manager, and Principal Software Engineer, provides an overview of the Barracuda Virtual Reactor’s direction as of 2024.
Raj Singh discusses how Technip Energies uses Barracuda Virtual Reactor for Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) design optimization and for troubleshooting FCC operation
This presentation showcases how Barracuda Virtual Reactor plays an instrumental role in simulating the liquid, gas and solid phases of Ally Power’s chemical reaction process.
This presentation covers kinetics model development using COMSOL and lab scale experiments, and reactor scale modeling in Barracuda Virtual Reactor.
This presentation investigates a method to improve the hydrodynamics and heat transfer in a multizone fluidized bed reactor for directly transforming crude oil into chemicals. This catalyst is evaluated with a commercial benchmark for catalyst circulation and heat transfer by non–reactive Barracuda Virtual Reactor simulations