9am - 4pm

Tuesday 8 July - Friday 11 July 2014

Second IPROCOM advanced training course on multi-scale modelling of particulate product manufacturing

This course will focus on the fundamental theory, application and strength of various computational methods in predicting powder behaviour during manufacturing processes.

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Ecole des Mines d’Albi
Campus Jarlard
Albi Cedex
France
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Overview

The second IPROCOM advanced training course on multi-scale modelling of particulate product manufacturing: Theory application will focus on the fundamental theory, application and strength of various computational methods in predicting powder behaviour during manufacturing processes.

The topics that will be covered include:

  • Discrete element methods (DEM)
  • Finite element methods (FEM)
  • Population balance modelling
  • Smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH)
  • Coupled DEM with computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
  • Advanced computing using GPU
  • Constitutive modelling of powder compaction
  • Model validation.

Speakers

Invited speakers include:

Dr Harthong Barthélémy - Université de Grenoble, France
Dr Fabian Dedecker - ITASCA, Consultans, S.A.S, Lyon, France
Professor Pierre Dorémus - Université de Grenoble, France
Professor Wei Ge - Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
Dr Vincent Lapoujade - DynaS+, Toulouse, France
Dr Michele Marigou - Johnson Matthey Ltd., UK
Dr Christophe Martin - Grenoble-INP, Laboratoire SIMAP/GPM2, France
Dr Abder Michrafy - Ecole des Mines d’Albi, France
Dr Charles Radeke - RCPE, Graz, Austria
Dr Gavin Reynolds - AstraZeneca, UK
Professor Hugh Stitt - Johnson Matthey Ltd., UK
Professor Charley Wu - University of Surrey, UK
Professor Antonios Zavaliangos - Drexel University, USA.

Programme

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This course will open to a limited number of external participants. Please register online as early as possible to avoid disappointment:

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