2017 AIChE Annual Meeting
Join us at the 2017 AIChE Annual Meeting from October 29 – November 3, 2017 in Minneapolis MN. CPFD Software engineers are coauthors on several papers being presented: 751g Numerical…
Join us at the 2017 AIChE Annual Meeting from October 29 – November 3, 2017 in Minneapolis MN. CPFD Software engineers are coauthors on several papers being presented: 751g Numerical…
This video shows how to use the non-linear gridding in Barracuda Virtual Reactor. Concepts covered in this video: Using growth factor to create regions of smoothly growing or shrinking cell…
CPFD Software is searching for potential distributors in South America for Barracuda Virtual Reactor®. If you are aware of interested parties or have any relevant points of contact, please forward…
This paper discusses how the landscape of fluidization technology has evolved over the last century.
CPFD Software Sales Manager, Bill Lutz, will be in attendance at the 2017 AFPM Operations & Process Technology Summit from October 1 – October 4, 2017 in Austin, TX. To…
Barracuda Virtual Reactor simulations and experiments were used to study the gasification of Erdos bituminous coal char with Fe2O3/Al2O3 under the pressure of 0.1-0.5 MPa
PSRI will be holding a Fluidization Seminar and Workshop in Kuala Lumpur October 16 – 19, 2017. Seminar topics include: Basic Fluidization Hydrodynamics Gas Distributor Design and Operation Dilute and…
This video is part of the Tecplot for Barracuda Training Videos collection. This video shows how to use the batch_movie utility script to make videos of your simulation results. Concepts covered in…
A Barracuda Virtual Reactor New User Training Class has been scheduled for October 20 – 24, 2014. The class will be held at CPFD Software, located in Albuquerque, NM. The training program focuses on ‘Modeling of Industrial Fluidized Systems using Barracuda Virtual Reactor®’.
For a better understanding of this process, biomass steam gasification using ilmenite as an oxygen carrier is numerically investigated in this work using Barracuda Virtual Reactor, which is a modified Euler–Lagrange approach.