CPFD Supporting tcbiomass2024
CPFD will be attending tcbiomass2024, September 10-12. CPFD is pleased to be a Silver Sponsor at the event and will be staging an exhibit.
CPFD will be attending tcbiomass2024, September 10-12. CPFD is pleased to be a Silver Sponsor at the event and will be staging an exhibit.
CPFD Software enters into a 2-year software licensing contract with ENEA of Italy. ENEA uses Barracuda Virtual Reactor simulation software for the simulation of a dual fluidized bed (DFB) system aimed at the modelling of several components of the EU research infrastructure ZECOMIX (Zero Emissions of Carbon with Mixed technologies).
This simulation video demonstrates Barracuda Virtual Reactor’s capability to model bubble coalescence and breakup in multiphase system, a feature introduced in version 23.1.
This video demonstrates Arena-flow’s inorganic curing capabilities for dehydrative systems.
This article highlights the collaboration between CPFD Software and the University of Hull in utilizing Barracuda Virtual Reactor for pioneering research on low-carbon hydrogen production through Sorption-enhanced steam reforming, showcasing the software’s efficiency, scalability, and pivotal role in advancing sustainable technologies.
CPFD Software are excited to participate in Altair’s upcoming webinar titled “Exploring Altair’s Solutions for Granular, Fluid, and Coupled Fluid-Particle Applications”. The webinar is scheduled to take place on March 20, 2024, from 10-11 AM EDT.
CPFD Software announced that it has entered into a software licensing and services agreement with ACT-ion Battery Technologies. ACT-ion Battery Technologies are developing a novel continuous supercritical hydrothermal manufacturing process for coated single crystal cathode active materials in collaboration with Argonne National Laboratory.
CPFD Software’s Sam Clark will give a lecture about “Simulation of Industrial-Scale Fluidized Beds and Fluid-Particle Systems” on March 7th, 2024 at PSRI’s Fluidization Seminar in Heidelberg, Germany
This video demonstrates the discrete bubble modeling feature introduced in Barracuda Virtual Reactor 22.1. The simulation models an ebullated bed reactor with a fluidized bed of catalyst particles in liquid phase domain, with discrete gas bubbles injected.
This video demonstrates the air-sand motion computed by Arena-flow for a magazine used to fill multiple sand cores. As the magazine pressurizes, the air drags sand into the core.