Bubbles Flowing in Liquid Column
This video demonstrates the discrete bubbles feature available as part of the new vapor/liquid/solids capabilities in Barracuda Virtual Reactor Version 22.1.
CPFD Supports Korean User Group Meeting and Workshop
Following the success of the global Barracuda Virtual Reactor Users’ Conference 2019 in Chicago, KyungWon Inc (KW Tech), CPFD Software’s South Korean distributor, is hosting a Barracuda Virtual Reactor Users’ Conference…
CFB-13: The 13th International Conference on Fluidized Bed Technology
CPFD Software is a Gold Sponsor of CFB-13, May 10-14, 2021.
CPFD Software Sponsors Four Students at 2019 AIChE Annual Meeting
CPFD Software has awarded four students a travel grant award supporting their attendance to the 2019 AIChE Annual Meeting and to the Particle Technology Forum (PTF) Awards Dinner. This year’s recipients are Gunda Harini, Georgios…
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.
Dr. Peter Loezos To Speak at Albemarle’s FCC Process Technology Course March 3-5 in Texas
Dr. Peter Loezos has been invited to speak at Albemarle’s FCC Process Technology Course March 3rd-5th in Clear Lake, Texas to tell us about troubleshooting FCCUs.
CPFD Supports 2020 MERTC
CPFD has been again invited to speak at MERTC.
Engineers Needed
CPFD Software’s engineering services division is actively looking for top-quality talented engineers with experience in refining, petrochemical, gasification, or other fluidization-related fields, in Houston, TX.
February Introduction to Barracuda Virtual Reactor Training Course
Join the training course “Introduction to Barracuda Virtual Reactor” in Houston, Texas. The course includes the use of Virtual Reactor™ software, including project setup, operating the solver, and post-processing.
Plastics Recycling Fluidized Bed
This video is part of set of simulations for a novel, fluidised-bed-based plastic recycling system. In this simulation, particle flow through an L valve is studied.