HTS and
Simon L
will give a presentation on:
“CFD modelling of multiphase flows in
chemical
Tuesday In recent years there has been a phenomenal increase in (CFD) by all industries in their design studies and troubleexamples will be presented to illustrate the benefits one can obtain from such analyses. Examples in Oil & Gas include: coupling of dynamic forces due to slug flow in pipe bends, effects of cooling in transport of viscous oil, wave impact on platform. Examples in Chemical & Process include: temperature profiles in shell and tube heat exchangers, multiphase mixing vessels, pneumatic conveying of particles, compact heat exchangers
Simon Lo is the Director for Chemical & Process ApplicationsCD-adapco and a Honorary Professor in Computational Multiphase Fluid Dynamics at The University of Nottingham. . He has oveCFD software development and in simulations of multiphase flow This is a joint meeting organised by HTS and SONG.register in advance because of the capacity limit Venue: IChemE HQ, One Portland Place, London. This is close to Oxford Circus tube station. Map attached. For more information contact: Colin Weil on 0208 428 0369, Brian Songhurst on 0786 763 2416or Toby Chancellor – Weale on 0771 200 6313. Members not able to attend can join the live presentation over the webhttps://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/417329288
Refreshments will be served from 5:30
HTS and SONG Joint Meeting
Simon Lo from CD-adapco
will give a presentation on:
modelling of multiphase flows in the oil and
chemical and process industries
Tuesday 13th September 2011
a phenomenal increase in the use of Computational Fluid Dynamics ) by all industries in their design studies and trouble-shooting analyses. A small selection of
examples will be presented to illustrate the benefits one can obtain from such analyses. Examples de: coupling of 3D-CFD with 1D-OLGA for multiphase flows in long pipelines,
dynamic forces due to slug flow in pipe bends, effects of cooling in transport of viscous oil, wave impact on platform. Examples in Chemical
temperature profiles in shell and tube heat
multiphase mixing essels, pneumatic conveying of particles, compact heat exchangers.
Director for Chemical & Process Applications at
and a Honorary Professor in Computational Multiphase Fluid Dynamics at The University of Nottingham. . He has over 20 years experience in CFD software development and in simulations of multiphase flow processes experience
his is a joint meeting organised by HTS and SONG. Members are kindly requested to because of the capacity limit for the room. (details below).
Venue: IChemE HQ, One Portland Place, close to Oxford Circus
Brian Songhurst on 0786 763 2416
HTS and SONG members must register their attendance in advance by email to
[email protected] by text to 0771 200 6313 Please indicate which membership you belong to with your application. Allocation is on first come first served basis.
join the live presentation over the web. Register for this https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/417329288
Refreshments will be served from 5:30pm for a 6.00 pm start with networking afterwards
SONG Joint Meeting
the oil and gas,
nd process industries”
Computational Fluid Dynamics shooting analyses. A small selection of
examples will be presented to illustrate the benefits one can obtain from such analyses. Examples OLGA for multiphase flows in long pipelines,
r 20 years experience in experience
embers are kindly requested to (details below).
SONG members must register their attendance in advance by email to
[email protected] 0771 200 6313
Please indicate which membership you belong to with your application. Allocation is on first
. Register for this at:
pm for a 6.00 pm start with networking afterwards
The IChemE HQ, London
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