CPFD Software will be giving lectures on “Simulation of Industrial-Scale Fluidized Beds and Fluid-Particle Systems” at PRSI’s Fluidization Seminars in Korea, Houston, and Chicago in 2026
Update: Playback available now. CPFD Software will host a live webinar on Wednesday, October 29, 2025 at 10 a.m. CDT, Getting Started with Arena-flow 12.0. This session will introduce the…
CPFD Software’s Sam Clark will be giving a lecture on “Simulation of Industrial-Scale Fluidized Beds and Fluid-Particle Systems” at PRSI’s Fluidization Seminars in Basel and in Chicago
LARTC: Ask The Experts isn’t just a conference—it’s a unique, interactive environment where your refinery’s most pressing technical questions get answered. If you’re responsible for refining performance and operational excellence, you can’t afford…
CPFD is continuing its longstanding support of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Annual meeting by presenting a paper and sponsoring the Particle Technology Forum (PTF) Student Poster Awards.
This application model uses Barracuda Virtual Reactor to simulate solid particle erosion in a 90-degree elbow, capturing particle-wall impacts and wear patterns under varying mass loadings. The simulation demonstrates how particle collisions influence erosion severity and distribution, enabling evaluation of component durability in particulate-laden flows.
This application model uses Barracuda Virtual Reactor to simulate solid particle erosion in a 90-degree elbow, capturing particle-wall impacts and wear patterns under varying mass loadings. The simulation demonstrates how particle collisions influence erosion severity and distribution, enabling evaluation of component durability in particulate-laden flows.
The 2025 AIChE® Annual Meeting unites academic and industry researchers at all career stages seeking innovation and professional development. Connect with a diverse audience to gain insights on the latest…
CPFD Software is pleased to welcome Keshav Ramchandran to the team as a CFD Engineer. Keshav previously interned with CPFD, and we’re excited to have him return in a full-time role.
CPFD Software is pleased to announce that Matt Black, former support engineer, is working with us once again.