The CFDEM®project, a pioneering initiative by DCS Computing and CFDEMresearch, is dedicated to advancing high-performance scientific computing in fluid mechanics and particle science. This open-source project provides robust computational simulation engines designed for diverse particle and flow processes encountered in industries ranging from agriculture to pharmaceuticals. Key offerings include the LIGGGHTS® open-source Discrete Element Method (DEM) software and the CFDEM®coupling software, which integrates computational fluid dynamics with DEM.

Additionally, the Aspherix® software serves as the latest commercial evolution of LIGGGHTS®, enhancing capabilities for complex particle shapes and dynamics. The project supports advanced functionalities such as rigid body dynamics, particle attrition, and chemical reactions, making it invaluable for both academic research and industrial applications. With a strong community backing and extensive training resources, the CFDEM®project fosters collaborative learning and technical support, ensuring users can effectively leverage these powerful tools for their specific needs in particle and fluid interactions.