Consortium for Computational Physics and Chemistry
A research collaboration of national laboratories for the U.S. DOE Bioenergy Technologies Office
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Computational Science Capabilities
From molecular-scale chemistry to process-scale operations, the CCPC integrates experimental and computational capabilities to address real-world complexities and enable the advancement of renewable energy technologies. Coupling theory, sophisticated computational methods, and high performance computing we provide understanding of material properties and functionality, predict performance based on fundamental principles, and optimize the design of new materials and unit operations.
Links
The CCPC is an enabling project in the ChemCatBio consortium
ChemCatBio is part of DOE’s Energy Materials Network
Feedstock-Conversion Interface Consortium
Bioprocessing Separations Consortium
BETO
U.S. DOE Bioenergy Technologies Office
Billion Ton Report
2016 Billion-Ton Report: Advancing Domestic Resources for a Thriving Bioeconomy
NREL Thermal and Catalytic Process Development Unit
Home to thermochemical reactors and pilot plants that CCPC models
PNNL Bioproducts, Sciences, and Engineering Laboratory
Home to upgrading reactors and pilot plants that CCPC models
Open source code and tools
GitHub
Computational models and functions developed by consortium members.
Surface Phase Explorer
Create interactive and downloadable surface phase diagrams from ab initio data.