How to Improve Mixing with Computational Fluid Dynamics

Webinar | How to Improve Mixing with Computational Fluid Dynamics

Efficient mixing is a necessary step in many biomanufacturing operations. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis is a tool to model and optimize the mixing process. This webinar will discuss Sartorius services and how CFD analysis powers smarter mixing with the Flexsafe^® Pro Mixer.

What will you learn:

Review Computational Fluid Dynamics and learn how they apply to mixing in biomanufacturing.
Learn how Computational Fluid Dynamics helps to protect shear-sensitive molecules.
Discover how the Flexsafe^® Pro Mixer and CFD will optimize your bioprocessing mixing.

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David Menahem

Product Manager Mixing, Sartorius

David Menahem has been working for Sartorius since 2021 as Global Product Manager, Mixing. He earned his graduate degree in biotechnology engineering at Polytech Marseille in Marseille, France, and a Master of Science degree in Management at Kedge Business School, France. David started his career in infectious disease diagnostics and has held positions in sales, application support, and marketing.

Abhinav Hazarika

CAE Simulation Engineer (GPG)

Abhinav Hazarika has been working for Sartorius since 2021, where he is a CAE simulation engineer at the Global Plastic Group. He earned his Master of Science degree in computational mechanics from RWTH Aachen University, Germany. Abhinav has worked as an engineer in collaboration with UCT Prague and Boehringer Ingelheim, where he was responsible for CFD-based development.