OpenLB Development Preview: Large Eddy Lattice Boltzmann Simulation of a Wind Park

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024

Komentáře • 8

  • @bryangohmppac6417
    @bryangohmppac6417 Před 25 dny

    For this LB simulation, how many cores are used and how long does it take? Furthermore just wanting to confirm, is the motion of the blade is externally prescribed or EOMs are being solved here or the blades are already deformable?

    • @kummerlaender
      @kummerlaender Před 23 dny

      Thanks for your interest! As stated in the description this simulation used a single accelerated node on HoreKa Teal consisting of four Nvidia H100 GPUs. It took around 8 hours, the bottleneck was actually the Paraview visualization afterwards. All four rotors where two-day coupled, i.e. the rotation was not prescribed but resulted of the fluid flow acting on them. However, the blades are not yet deformable.

    • @bryangohmppac6417
      @bryangohmppac6417 Před 23 dny +1

      @@kummerlaender in the future for FSI simulation, is there any plan to include the solid mechanics solver using LBM instead of FEM?

    • @openlb
      @openlb  Před 21 dnem

      @@bryangohmppac6417 yes

  • @mitchchild8707
    @mitchchild8707 Před měsícem

    who puts these together and where can I see the code? I need serious help with getting my simulations up and running. please help!

    • @openlb
      @openlb  Před měsícem

      Have a look at www.openlb.net -- www.openlb.net/consortium/

  • @QuantumBeatsLab
    @QuantumBeatsLab Před 23 dny

    can we make new designs in Solidworks and export it to openlb codes? How to export it, do I have to just put it simply in the folder or I have to make changes in the code also?

    • @openlb
      @openlb  Před 21 dnem

      Usually yu start with a surface mesh (in stl format) a good intruduction into the code offers the spring school