Designing More Efficient Food Processing Equipment

Learn how particle simulation can help you overcome industrial challenges

DATE

December 4th, 2019

LOCATION

Online

DURATION

COST

Free

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Process engineers in food industries face difficulties, such as optimizing process capacity and efficiency, minimizing wear and maintenance shutdowns, enhancing mixing and homogeneity, and eliminating particulate degradation and erosion.

This webinar shows how high-fidelity particle simulation can be used to address these problems, providing insight into granular flow behavior with accurate particle representation.

Register to get insight into how Rocky DEM’s realistic particle shape and multiphysics integration with ANSYS tools enable conceptual device testing, reducing the number of lab-tested prototypes and, therefore, minimizing development time and cost.

Agenda:

Challenges in designing food processing equipment
What is particle simulation?
Food processing equipment examples, engineered and designed for compliance

Presented by:

Ahmad Haghnegahdar

Applications Engineer, Rocky DEM Business Unit at ESSS

Ahmad holds a Master of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from Oklahoma State University. He brings experience in analyzing multiphase and turbulent flows in the field of biomechanics. His prior roles included developing and optimizing chemical processes through data analysis tools in the oil and gas industries. Given his diverse background from petroleum to pharmaceuticals, Ahmad recognizes and understands the challenges engineers face in simulating multiphysics systems across many industries.