Barracuda Virtual Reactor Users’ Conference 2026 Survey
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CPFD Exhibiting and Speaking at Siemens’ Realize LIVE Americas 2026
CPFD Software will be attending Realize LIVE Americas 2026, taking place June 1-4 in Detroit, Michigan. CPFD will participate in the APA partner exhibit, showcasing advanced engineering and simulation technologies available through the Siemens ecosystem, and will present as part of a dedicated APA session in the conference Knowledge Theater
Chevron Pascagoula FCC Regenerator Optimization via Modeling
As part of Chevron’s Pascagoula 2022 Turnaround planning, CPFD Software was contracted to model several parameters of interest for the refinery, reducing potential TA risk while delivering the desired results: reduced regen catalyst losses and improved afterburn.
Getting Started with Virtual Reactor 26.0
Also available on Youtube. About This Webinar Presented by: Sam Clark, Product Manager – CPFD Software CPFD hosted a webinar on Wednesday, May 20, 2026: Getting Started with Virtual Reactor…
Barracuda Virtual Reactor 26.0 Educational Version
This page contains download links for Barracuda Virtual Reactor 26.0 Educational Version. The Educational Version is based on Barracuda Virtual Reactor 26.0, but has the following limitations: The maximum number…
CPFD Releases Barracuda Virtual Reactor 26.0
CPFD announces the release of Barracuda Virtual Reactor® 26.0 that includes new capabilities and options to improve accuracy, speed, and extend the software capabilities.
Barracuda Virtual Reactor 26.0 Release
CPFD Software is pleased to announce the release of Barracuda Virtual Reactor® 26.0. This is a feature release with the addition of a new collision model, particle resolution distribution options,…
Known Issues 26.0.0
Known Issues main page Barracuda Virtual Reactor 26.0.0 Issues fixed in this version: KI-116: Particles may pass through baffles that are close to walls KI-201: Discrete particle chemistry does not…
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TRISO Particle Production in a Spouted Bed Reactor
This application model uses Barracuda Virtual Reactor to simulate solid particle erosion in a 90-degree elbow, capturing particle-wall impacts and wear patterns under varying mass loadings. The simulation demonstrates how particle collisions influence erosion severity and distribution, enabling evaluation of component durability in particulate-laden flows.