Allied Environmental Technologies, Inc. products

Allied Environmental Technologies, Inc. has a dedicated research and development group working within its key areas of expertise. R&D efforts aimed at finding practical solutions to air pollution, mass and heat transfer, fluid dynamics, processes in single and multi-phase fluid flows, and applied energy systems. Available control methods are evaluated and applied were appropriate. When necessary, new technologies are developed through in-depth analysis, followed by bench and pilot scale experimentation.

a1.gif (929 bytes)llied Environmental Technologies, Inc. provides world class consulting in fluid dynamics with a specialty in computational modeling of fluid dynamic (CFD) systems (see Statement of Qualifications-Best viewed with the free Acrobat Reader version 4.0 or later.  Download Adobe Acrobat Reader Now). If it is a complex problem, and it involves fluids and complex environments (temp, pressure, velocity, etc.) we can model it. Our staff is led by experienced analysts with many years in the CFD consulting business.

Allied Environmental Technologies, Inc. has developed a variety of unique two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) proprietary computer programs involving the DEM. technique. Using these programs, we can simulate almost any possible solid particle shape, and predict their behavior. The Discrete Element Method (DEM.) has been developed in the scientific-engineering community starting from the early eighties, although the idea of this technique is very old. Predominantly, this technique allows the solving of the problem of granular medium dynamics, i.e., the dynamics of a medium consisting of a large number of solid particles and their interaction with each other.