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Comparing Move vs PFC
Move has 0 Reviews and a Rating of 0/5 compared to PFC with 0 Reviews, 0/5 Rating respectively. Move is a "Desktop Modeling" software technology primarily used in "Academic, O&G_Geology, O&G_Geophysics, O&G_Petrophysics, O&G_Eng - Reservoir" domain, by contrast PFC is a "Desktop Modeling" software technology primarily used in "O&G_Geology" domain.
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Core application for data integration and interpretation, cross-section digitization, 3D model building and the base for the modelling modules and links.
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Particle Flow Code (PFC) Version 5 is an advanced, fast and extremely versatile commercial, multi-physics simulation software for engineers and scientists using the Distinct Element Method (DEM). Drawing on Itasca's pioneering DEM research, development and experience that spans over a quarter of a century, PFC sets the industry standard in performance, ease of use, accuracy and versatility for manufacturing, mining, geotechnical, earth sciences, pharmaceuticals and packaging simulation.
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Core application for data integration and interpretation, cross-section digitization, 3D model building and the base for the modelling modules and links.
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PFC
Particle Flow Code (PFC) Version 5 is an advanced, fast and extremely versatile commercial, multi-physics simulation software for engineers and scientists using the Distinct Element Method (DEM). Drawing on Itasca's pioneering DEM research, development and experience that spans over a quarter of a century, PFC sets the industry standard in performance, ease of use, accuracy and versatility for manufacturing, mining, geotechnical, earth sciences, pharmaceuticals and packaging simulation.
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| Release Date: | 01 Oct, 2019 | ||
| Product User Discipline: | Drilling Engineers | ||
| Product Summary: | Core application for data integration and interpretation, cross-section digitization, 3D model building and the base for the modelling modules and links. | Particle Flow Code (PFC) Version 5 is an advanced, fast and extremely versatile commercial, multi-physics simulation software for engineers and scientists using the Distinct Element Method (DEM). Drawing on Itasca's pioneering DEM research, development and experience that spans over a quarter of a century, PFC sets the industry standard in performance, ease of use, accuracy and versatility for manufacturing, mining, geotechnical, earth sciences, pharmaceuticals and packaging simulation. | |
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| Product Status: | Commercial | Commercial | |
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