CPFD Software Supports Fluidization XV
CPFD software is pleased to support the Fluidization XV conference, May 22-27, 2016 at the beautiful Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello, Quebec, Canada. In addition to conference sponsorship, CPFD Software staff…
CPFD software is pleased to support the Fluidization XV conference, May 22-27, 2016 at the beautiful Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello, Quebec, Canada. In addition to conference sponsorship, CPFD Software staff…
This presentation by Andrew Fry discusses pilot-scale facilities at the University of Utah and the integration of Barracuda simulations with ongoing experiments.
The training was so excellent that we were able to, within a week, basically be up and running on our gasification problem.
Dr. Reinhard Seiser
Research Scientist
[The Barracuda Virtual Reactor has] such a nice interface… Everything is intuitive and it can do more than I even expected before I knew it.
Dr. Reinhard Seiser,
Research Scientist
We were very happy with the CPFD team… They showed the right amount of interest in helping us develop a new technology.
Dr. Avinash Sirdeshpande,
Director, Gasification and Syngas Processing
The software support has been excellent… We have taken full advantage of the QuickStart programs… and the experience has been very positive.
Dr. Avinash Sirdeshpande
Director, Gasification and Syngas Processing
The CPFD Software staff has been amazing and Barracuda itself has been a very useful tool for us to use.
Matthew Hamilton,
University of Utah
The volume of fluid with the continuum surface force (VOF-CSF) model has been used in the present numerical study to investigate bubble formation and shapes in a bubble column.
The dry reforming of CH4 in a fixed-bed catalytic reactor for the production of hydrogen at different temperatures over supported Ni catalyst is studied in this paper.
Gas streams from reactors such as gasifiers often have a need to ‘scrub out’ undesirable gas-phase components from the primary product gases. For a gasifier’s syngas this is always sulfur.