MFiX

Name: MFiX
Author: US Department of Energy — NETL

US Department of Energy — NETL

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MFiX models gas-solid and multiphase flow in chemical reactors, fluidised beds and gasifiers using both continuum and discrete-particle approaches. It comes from the National Energy Technology Laboratory and is validated against a large body of published experiments.

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Licence type	Completely Free, Open Source
Licence terms	Free US government software, distributed at no charge; registration on the developer site is required for the download.
Platforms	Linux, Windows
Engineering field	Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Tool type	Computational Fluid Dynamics
Vendor site	mfix.netl.doe.gov

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Last verified: 2026-09-02

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