BANFF is a CFD based tool designed to perform comprehensive computational simulations of turbulent Reacting Flows for complex 3-D configurations. Current software simulates reacting and non-reacting flow of gases and includes full coupling between turbulent fluid mechanics, radiative, and convective heat transfer, furnance-side reaction chemistry and process-side chemical kinetics. Nox computations that include prompt, fuel and thermal mechanisms can also be included in the analysis. Our tools have been applied to a variety of industrial combustion and chemical process sytems, including gas fired utility boilers, gasifiers, gas turbine combustors, rotary kilns, waste incinerators, and chemical process heaters.
Mike Bockelie
Senior Engineer
Reaction Engineering International
77 West 200 South
Suite 210
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
USA
801-364-6925
801-364-6977 (fax)
reiguys@nisus.che.utah.edu
For applications in related solution areas, see the following indices: Air Pollution, Chemical Engineering, Combustion Analysis, Mechanical Engineering, the developer index for Reaction Engineering International and the market segment index for Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD).
