CPFD Software is pleased to announce its participation in INCHEM TOKYO 2025, taking place September 17–19, 2025, in Tokyo, Japan. INCHEM TOKYO is one of Japan’s leading chemical and process industry events, bringing together engineers, researchers, and technology providers from around the world.
As part of the conference program, Peter Blaser, CPFD Software’s Vice President of Operations, will present on the topic: “Optimizing Fluidized Bed Performance and Reliability with Virtual Reactor Simulation.” His presentation will introduce Virtual Reactor technology for the development, scale-up, troubleshooting, and optimization of fluid-particle systems. Case studies will highlight applications across oil refining, renewable energy, and decarbonization technologies.
In addition to the presentation, CPFD’s distributor in Japan, Terrabyte, will be hosting an exhibit at the event. Terrabyte will be exhibiting in East 6 Hall, Booth No. 6-Q13. Attendees are invited to visit the booth to learn more about how Barracuda Virtual Reactor is being used by leading companies and researchers worldwide to improve efficiency, accelerate innovation, and address today’s energy and sustainability challenges.
About INCHEM TOKYO 2025
“INCHEM TOKYO” is a conglomerate B 2B exhibition covering the latest technologies and products for chemical processing, production and plant engineering, held in every 2 years since 1966 as renown chemical industry business platform in Japan. The show is organized by “Japan Management Association” and “Society of Chemical Engineers Japan”, and has always been the place for generating cutting edge solutions for every chemical supply chains. INCHEM TOKYO always welcomes professionals to participate in this technology drive platform for taking chemical industry to the next level.
About CPFD Software
CPFD Software is advancing multiphase simulation and technology. Our flagship product, Barracuda Virtual Reactor®, is a physics-based engineering software package that simulates the three-dimensional, transient, fluid-particle hydrodynamics, heat balance, and chemical reactions in industrial fluidized bed reactors and other fluid-particle systems.
Virtual Reactor™ enables researchers and engineers working with fluid/particle processes to explore a broad range of ideas, reduce physical testing costs, and minimize development risk, all while accelerating commercialization, scale-up, and overall time to market. For clients who already operate industrial units, Virtual Reactor allows engineers to determine the root cause of underperformance, reduce the risk of changes through virtual testing, and optimize solutions, all while maximizing reliability, uptime, and regulatory compliance initiatives.
The Virtual Reactor technology can be accessed via software licensing, services, or custom collaborative arrangements.