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The methodology presents a step-by-step tutorial for modeling and simulation of such microdevices that can be used by beginner or experienced users. The methodology was based on Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), i.e., the solution of transport equations governing the flow field. In the present paper, a computational methodology for the development of microdevices and microreactors are presented.
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