Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Modelling

 

 

In recent years, computational fluid dynamic modelling, usually abbreviated as CFD, has emerged as an emerging tool for the simulation of processes involving dynamic and reactive multiphase flows, such as in biomass gasification reactors. Computational fluid dynamics is a branch of fluid mechanics that uses numerical methods and algorithms to predict complex multiphase flow behaviors, such as gas-solid flow in a reactor. Our CFD modelling is uniquely combining knowledge on particle technology and biomass conversion in order to solve challenging engineering problems related to biomass thermochemical conversion and develop novel reactors for future industrial applications. The field of CFD involves any engineering application where fluid is moving under defined imposed conditions.

 

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