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Keynote Papers

Bio-Engineering
Mini-symposium

Gas-Solid Flows
Mini-symposium

Aluminium and Alumina

Casting and Solidification

Combined Modelling Approaches

Combustion

Combustion: Coal Seams

CFD-DEM

Drop Breakup & Coalescence

Emerging Science

Fluidised Beds

Gas Flows

Granulation and Atomisation

Granular Flow

Heap Leaching

Hydrometalurgy

Heat Transfer

Industrial Applications

Lattice-Boltzmann

Liquid-Particle Flows

Microfluidic, Bubble & Drops

Numerical Methods

Optimisation & Performance

Particle Collisions

Population Balance

Pyrometallurgy

Subsea

Thickeners

Turbulence and multi-material flow


The 9th International Conference on CFD

in the Minerals and Process Industries

Melbourne, Australia, 10-12 December, 2012

 Editors : C.B. Solnordal, P. Liovic, G.W. Delaney and P.J. Witt

CSIRO was host to the ninth international conference on the application of CFD in the mineral processing, metal production, power generation, chemicals, food, oil and gas and other industries. CFD is proving an invaluable tool in the design and optimisation of equipment and processes in these industries.

The conference continued a successful series of meetings aimed at promoting and advancing the application of CFD in the minerals and process industries where technologies often involve challenging aspects such as multiphase flow, combustion, phase change, non-Newtonian flow, etc.

The program presented papers on a wide variety of applications including aluminium reduction cells, combustion, hydrocyclones, thickeners, porous flows, casting, fluidised beds, smelting, furnaces, slurries, steel making, stirred tanks, granular flow and many others.

The full conference proceedings are now available on-line. Navigate between papers using the menu at left to select topic areas, or else click on "Go to Author Index" to find papers by a particular author.



ISBN 978-1-922173-01-0

CFD International Conference

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