Rocky in Action: Packaging

Our on-demand 15-minute learning session will bring you up-to-date on the latest in computational simulation using Discrete Element Modeling (DEM)

Computational simulation is crucial to optimize packaging processes for Food Processing, Chemical and Petrochemical Industries. Engineers can evaluate and improve packaging processes with real particle shape representation in Rocky and simulate unique scenarios, such as controlling material loads, evaluating sealing time periods, etc.

This webinar is part of Rocky in Action, a series of free webinars presented by specialists in simulation and CAE applications. Each webinar in the series demonstrates how Rocky DEM can set up, solve, and post-process a key industrial problem related to bulk material and discrete and particulate systems using Discrete Element Modeling (DEM).

Join us to boost your knowledge and skills in Rocky DEM simulations, and discover how CAE applications can address different engineering challenges in industry.

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 with 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 ahead of simulating multiphysics systems across many industries.