News & events
Mini-course on CMFD
Nuclear Engineering Dept.
MIT, Cambridge, USA
April 30 & May 7, 2010,
 
Imperial College Training on TransAT
Program to be announced
May 2010
 
V&V for Nuclear Systems Analysis Workshop II
North Myrtle Beach, SC, USA
May 24-28, 2010
 
Visit our Booth at ICMF10
The 2010 Int. Conf. Multiphase Flow
Tampa, Florida, USA
May 30 - June 4, 2010 ...read more
 
IHTC 2010
2010 Int. Heat Transfer Conference
Washington DC, USA
Aug. 8-13, 2010 ... read more
 
NUTHOS-08
The 8th Int. Topical Meeting Nucl. Thermal-Hydraulics
Shanghai, China
October 10-14, 2010 ... read more
 
Visit our Booth at FEDSM2010
ASME 2010 Fluids Engineering Summer Meeting
Montreal, Canada
Aug. 1-5, 2010, ...read more
 
CWE2010
The 5th Int Symposium Computational Wind Engineering
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
May 23-27, 2010 ...read more
 
CFD4NRS-3
OECD/NEA & IAEA Workshop on CMFD for Nuclear Reactor Safety
NRC, Washington, D.C USA
Sep. 14-16, 2010 ...read more
 
ICAMMM 2010
Int. Conf. Applied Mechanics, Materials & Manufacturing
Sultanate of Oman
December 13‐15 , 2010. ...read more
 
 
ASCOMP is a technology company specialized in the computer simulation of industrial thermal-fluid dynamics. We help our clients gain competitive advantage using TransAT; an innovative CFD tool  dedicated to predicting complex fluids and multiphase flows, featuring phase change heat transfer....read more
 
TransAT : The new art of simulating complex fluids and multiphase flows
 
Tailored CFD and CMFD Solutions
 
 
 
Computational Multi-Fluid Dynamics (CMFD)
 
Multi-fluid flow technology plays a major role in conventional and emerging industries, such as general mechanical engineering, aeronautical engineering, medical technology and process engineering. During the last decade, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) has steadily replaced the study of complex flow behavior by means of purely experimental methods. Multiphase flow is more the rule rather than an exception in industrial processes; however, simulation of Multiphase flow (Computational Multi-Fluid Dynamics – CMFD) is an emerging field. Interfacial topology plays the most important role in Multiphase flow: dispersed phase flow (small bubble, droplets, particles suspended in a carrier fluid), large scale gas-liquid flows with heat-transfer and phase change are some examples. Specialized numerical techniques are required for the simulation of different interfacial topologies.
 
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