High-performance computing of industrial flows
Edited by J.-M. Buchlin, P. Rambaud, Ph. Planquart
VKI LS 2009-05, hardcover, 1 volume, ISBN 978-2-930389-93-1
Abstract
The objective of these proceedings is to provide a state of the art of High Performance Computing strategy applied in Computational Fluid Dynamics.
High Performance Computing (HPC) can be obtained either by increasing the computing power or by means of very efficient algorithms. Therefore, methodology and performance of intensive calculation related to recent progresses in parallel CFD and sequencing techniques as well as new HPC technologies are pointing out.
Experts coming from the scientific, industrial and technological communities discuss their day-to-day experience in generating and handling Mega-Cell-Mesh, in Peta Flops Simulation as well as in processing and visualization of Terabyte Data.
Lecture notes are devoted to complex situations involving massive DNS-LES simulation, unsteady 3D turbulent flows for turbomachinery and aerodynamic applications. Moreover, field of aero engines and aircraft design, atmospheric reentry vehicles, industrial processes and structural
mechanics problems are also covered.
Table of content
BALL, D. - Boeing Commercial Aircraft, USA
Recent applications of CFD to the design of Boeing commercial transports
FAVRE, J.M. - Swiss National Supercomputing Center, Switzerland
Parallel data visualization
GOURDAIN, N.1; GICQUEL, L.1; MONTAGNAC, M.1; VERMOREL, O.1; GAZAIX, M.2; STAFFELBACH, G.1; GARCIA, M.1; BOUSSUGE, J-F.1; POINSOT, T.3 - 1CERFACS, 2ONERA, 3Institut de Mécanique des Fluides de Toulouse, France
High performance computing of industrial flows: application to aeronautic and propulsion challenges
LAVAL, J.-P. - Laboratoire de Mécanique de Lille, CNRS, France
DNS-LES simulation and supercomputing
LANI, A. & QUINTINO, T. - von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Belgium
Design techniques for high performance multi-physics simulations
BOGAERTS, S.; GEUZAINE, P.; LEPOT, I. - CENAERO, Belgium
High performance computing for advanced industrial applications
BOUFFANAIS, R. ; FIÉTIER, N. ; LATT, J. ; DEVILLE, M. - Ecole Polytechnique
Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
High performance computing with spectral element methods
JASSIM, A. & KREMENETSKY, M. - Silicon Graphics Inc, USA
Performance analysis of industrial CFD software using parallel measurements produced on Silicon Graphics x86-64 compute hardware
JONES, I.P. - ANSYS UK, United Kingdom
ANSYS and high performance computing
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