Description
The Department of Energy is seeking to commercialize the TMAP8 software, an open-source tool designed to simplify diffusion-reactive transport analysis for fusion and chemical applications. The software offers a unique, user-friendly syntax and can be used alongside multi-dimensional MOOSE applications for comprehensive multiscale modeling. The advantages of TMAP8 include its simplified syntax, versatility, MOOSE integration, wide application range, and community and name recognition. The software has various applications, including low-temperature plasma analysis, fusion energy science simulations, chemical transport modeling in industrial applications, and systems-level analysis for chemical reactors and connecting piping.
Key features of the opportunity include:
• Simplified syntax for diffusion-reactive transport simulations
• Versatility in application, including fusion, chemical transport, and low-temperature plasma sectors
• Integration with MOOSE for comprehensive multiscale modeling
• Wide application range, including industrial and research applications
• Community and name recognition, building on the legacy of previous TMAP versions
Attached files
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Contact
Andrew Rankin