Reactions and chemical processes

We assist with challenging simulation projects through our unique expertise, which combines world-class flow simulation with extensive process industry experience.

In chemical industry processes, reactions and mass transfer are essential phenomena. In chemical industry simulation projects, we most commonly aim to improve mixing, separation, heat transfer, or mass transfer using CFD.

In chemical reaction simulations, our strong chemical industry expertise and ability to simplify demanding processes create a solid foundation for cost-effective results.

Mass transfer, particle separation, bubble rise velocity, phase change, and heat transfer all play a major role in process efficiency. We possess both application expertise and the ability to clarify complex phenomena, both of which play an important role in a successful simulation project.

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Teemu Nieminen

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+358 440 337 650 teemu.nieminen@elomatic.com

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