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Simulations of the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit supporting the Idaho Cleanup Project
The Multiphase Flow Science team is helping the Idaho Cleanup Project by leveraging its expertise in multiphase flow science and high performance computing and using the NETL MFiX Suite of multiphase flow software to model the complex hydrodynamic and chemical behavior in the system.
Volcanology simulations with MFiX-DEM
Prof. George Bergantz and its team at the Department of Earth and Space Sciences, University of Washington, are simulating volcanic eruptions and ash plumes using ...
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Download MFiX Today!
Central to National Energy Technology Laboratory's (NETL's) multiphase flow reactor modeling efforts is the laboratory's computations fluid dynamics (CFD) code - Multiphase Flow with Interphase ...
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MFiX GUI – A Graphical Front End for MFiX
The mfixgui has been designed to act as a front end tool that allows users to quickly set-up MFiX computational fluid dynamic models, run the ...
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2015 AIChE Particle Technology Forum Student Workshop
Held on November 7th, the 2015 AIChE Particle Technology Forum (PTF) Student Workshop was a big success. As part of the workshop, members of the ...
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MFiX Verification and Validation (V&V) Manual is available
Dear MFiX user, We are pleased to announce the release of a new documentation highlighting the ongoing Verification and Validation (V&V) effort. The MFiX Verification and ...
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MFIX2015-2 Release Announcement
Dear MFIX user, We are pleased to announce the release of the new version of MFIX (MFIX2015-2). Please visit https://mfix.netl.doe.gov/mfix/download-mfix to download the latest version. Please see the release ...
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NETL Multiphase Flow Science is highlighted in latest issue of Research News
NETL’s MFS research personnel and key research programs have been highlighted in the September 2015 issue of Research News. The Focus Story: “Multiphase Flow Science ...
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