Analysis of non-spherical particles is possible.
This is an announcement from CPFD Corporation regarding "BARRACUDA-CPFD."
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【Features】 ○ Specially developed for high-density particle flow engineering ○ Accurately describes particles as discrete solids ○ Capable of analyzing non-spherical particles ● For more details, please contact us.
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Analysis of cyclones, turbulent fluidized beds, CFB risers, and fluidized beds. ●For more details, please contact us.
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Visualization of particle flow is said to be nearly impossible in practice, and even small-scale experimental setups are limited to measuring pressure differences, with no detailed distribution data available. Additionally, the effects of scale are unclear, and there is little observational data on particle characteristics from actual plants. However, in recent years, large-scale fluidized bed visualization experiments have been conducted to investigate fluidized bed characteristics, and BARRACUDA has been compared and validated. Since the CPFD method was validated in casting (sand core blowing) and chemical plants, its application has been rapidly expanded to other fields. CPFD is developed by CPFD Software, Inc. in the United States, and since the release of the general-purpose particle flow analysis software BARRACUDA, it has been utilized for the analysis of chemical plant equipment (fluidized beds, risers, cyclones, and reactors), drawing attention for its high practicality (accuracy and computational speed).
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