Seventh International Conference on Computational Fluid Dynamics in the Minerals and Process Industries
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The program will present papers which advance the minerals
and process industries, with applications including coal
combustion, hydrocyclones,
casting, fluidised beds, smelting, furnaces, slurries,
steel making, crystallisation, stirred tanks, granular
flow, biological and bio-engineering applications, and many
others.
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Date: |
December 9, 2009 - December 11, 2009
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Location: |
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Web Page: |
http://www.cfd.com.au/cfdconf/
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Contact Email: |
cfd@minerals.csiro.au
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Application Areas: |
Casting, Molding and Metal Processing, Coating, Painting and Printing, Process Industry, Power Generation, Nuclear Reactor Thermal Hydraulics, Oil, Gas & Petrochemical, Biomedical & Pharmaceutical, General CFD, Mineral Processing, Hydraulics
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Deadlines: |
March 6, 2009 (abstract)
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Type of Event: |
Conference, International
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Description: |
SCOPE
The conference invites papers on the
application of CFD in
the minerals processing, metal production, power
generation, chemicals and other
process industries.
The scope is to include (but is not
necessarily limited to):
- Burners and furnaces
- Smelting
- Granular flows
- Gas cyclones and hydrocyclones
- Casting
- Fluidised beds
- Slurry flows
- Silos, bins and hoppers
- Arc furnaces
- Spray driers
- Environmental aspects
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- Gravity thickeners
- Grinding mills
- Blast furnaces
- Hydrometallurgical applications
- Stirred tanks and reactors
- Heat exchangers
- Fuel cells
- Pumps
- FCC systems
- Sprays
- Ventilation
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- Rotary kilns
- Heat transfer
- Crystallisers
- Interfacial dynamics
- In-cylinder flows and reciprocating engines
- Ovens
- Water treatment
- Pneumatic and hydraulic conveying
- Extrusion
- Biochemical processing
- Turbulence modelling
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OBJECTIVES
To provide a forum to:
- Explore the breadth and application of CFD
modelling in the process
industries,
- Identify and report on emerging CFD capabilities
and applications, and
- Identify limitations in the existing CFD
capabilities and validation
sources.
Papers providing comparison with experimental data are
particularly
encouraged.
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Event record first posted on December 4, 2008, last modified on December 6, 2008
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