CPFD Releases Barracuda Virtual Reactor 23.0
CPFD announces the release of Barracuda Virtual Reactor® 23.0 which provides users with more control over drag models and material properties with more enhanced features.
CPFD announces the release of Barracuda Virtual Reactor® 23.0 which provides users with more control over drag models and material properties with more enhanced features.
CPFD Software (Houston, TX) and Renix have entered into a software licensing agreement. By leveraging the modelling capabilities of Barracuda Virtual reactor, Renix is able to quickly develop and optimize its systems for a host of customer applications as a result.
This webinar on Barracuda Virtual Reactor 23.0 to be hosted by CPFD on June ’23 provides overview of new features and enhancements like new drag models, temperature dependant material density, secondary feed GUI improvements and pid_controller script.
Mr. Rajat Barua, President & CEO of CPFD Software has been invited to speak at the AWS Energy Symposium on May 17, 2023 as part of the “Leading edge, disruptive innovators across the energy industry” panel in the “High-Performance Computing for Subsurface and Energy” track.
This simulation video demonstrates one of Barracuda Virtual Reactor version 23.1’s new features, the Radl-Sundaresan drag model.
Beijing Hi-key Technology Co. Ltd which is CPFD Software’s distributor in Republic of China is planning and organizing series of training programs to help people learn Barracuda software better, along with In-person training scheduled in Beijing during September 2023.
Dr. Peter Loezos, VP Engineering at CPFD Software has been invited to speak at BASF’s FCC Fundamentals & Optimization Seminar 2023 to discuss FCC simulation technology.
CPFD Software announces expansion of its team by adding Dr. Shashank Karra to its growing team of experts who is skilled in thermal-fluid sciences and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) applications.
CPFD Software has been invited to speak at Fluidization XVII on May 21-25, 2023 in Edinburgh Scotland. James Parker would present on ‘Today’s Tools in the Scale up and Optimization of Today’s Fluidized Processes’ and ‘The Development of Improved Particle Drag Force Correlations for CFD Simulation’. The work is co-authored by Ray Cocco (PSRI) and Peter Blaser (CPFD Software).
CPFD Software’s Peter Blaser would gave a lecture about “Simulation of Industrial-Scale Fluidized Beds and Fluid-Particle Systems” on Thursday, May 11, 2023 which is highly recommended for engineers and researchers working with fluidized bed and fluid-particle processes.