Cement Calciner Sludge Co-firing
This application model extends CPFD Software’s industrial-scale cement calciner model to simulate co-firing with municipal sludge.
This application model extends CPFD Software’s industrial-scale cement calciner model to simulate co-firing with municipal sludge.
This application model uses Barracuda Virtual Reactor to simulate the direct reduction of iron ore in a MIDREX-style shaft furnace. The simulation tracks moving bed hydrodynamics and reduction reactions between iron oxide particles and a hydrogen–carbon monoxide gas mixture, enabling evaluation of solids conversion, gas species evolution, and furnace temperature profiles.
Also available on Youtube. About This Webinar Presented by Sikyung Yoon of POSCO at the 2026 Emerging Fluidization Applications Workshop, hosted by CPFD Software and KWT Solution Inc. in Daejeon,…
Also available on Youtube. About This Webinar Presented by: Pramod Bangalore – Senior CFD Engineer CPFD Software’s Barracuda Application Model Webinar Series is designed to give engineers and researchers deeper…
CPFD Software’s Barracuda Application Model Webinar Series is designed to give engineers and researchers deeper insight into how Barracuda Virtual Reactor is applied to real-world challenges. Application models are sample…
In this webinar, we will present the Cement Calciner Decomposition Furnace Application Model, which uses Barracuda Virtual Reactor to simulate an industrial-scale calciner. The model captures the coupled gas–solid hydrodynamics, coal combustion, devolatilization, and limestone calcination within a fully compressible, reacting multiphase flow framework.
CPFD Software, together with KWT Solution Inc., are hosting a workshop focused on emerging applications of fluidization technology, taking place on Friday, March 20, 2026 in Daejeon.
This application model provides a ready-to-use, literature-based reference for engineers studying calciner heat transfer, reaction kinetics, alternative-fuel co-processing, and carbon-capture-ready calciner designs using Barracuda Virtual Reactor.
This application model uses Barracuda Virtual Reactor to simulate the direct reduction of iron ore in a MIDREX-style shaft furnace. The simulation tracks moving bed hydrodynamics and reduction reactions between iron oxide particles and a hydrogen–carbon monoxide gas mixture, enabling evaluation of solids conversion, gas species evolution, and furnace temperature profiles.