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October 6, 2010, 14:24 |
Hardware Requirement For Francis Turbine Simulation
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Dear Friends,
I want to carry out simulation of complete Francis turbine and i have gone through tutorial i found i may have about 7o million cells to do fair simulation of Francis turbine. I have planned to go for parallel computation and i will be using Blade type rack mounted server and i will be carry out complete simulation using either ANSYS CFX or ANSYS FLUENT with URANS-LES. Kindly suggest optimum hardware i.e. (1) Processor type and clock speed, core, thread. (2) Processing time to get solution closure to 10E-5 residual (2) Required Memory (3) FLOPS (4)Time required to simulate 1 million cell (5) Number of Processors (6) Optimum Speedup time (7) Is there a thumb rule for number of cell to Processor and RAM? Hardware Procurement and finance is not a big issue. Please help me out as soon as possible. Thanks in Advance |
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October 23, 2010, 17:47 |
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Andy Jones
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Hello
Here is a presentation discussing a Francis Turbine Simulation: http://www.flm.mw.tum.de/~magnolim/I...esentation.pdf they used 8 Intel Q6600 Quad cores with 2 Gb each, Processor speed 2.4 GHz. |
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October 23, 2010, 23:27 |
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Andy Jones
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In the Presentation of the Francis Turbine, they were using from 3.8 to 6.0 million elements. Nothing near 70 million elements. But it still took 8 entry level quad cores to do 3.8-6 million.
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October 30, 2010, 15:02 |
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Thank you for pdf but it seems very long calculation process...and i think they have considered k-e model and it doesent make reliable results for accurate validation and even they must have taken more than 15 day to get numerical result...so it is time consuming...
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January 6, 2012, 03:44 |
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Arslan
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Hi chiragsvnit;
I hope you have configured out the hardware issue. Now i'm having the same problem. Can you provide me a hardware to configure a good resolution cfd analysis of a francis turbine. And the other question is are you using transient simulation of a method like MRF ? With my best wishes.... Arslan |
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January 10, 2012, 01:41 |
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Hi,
You go through Ansys CFX Manual, it has suggested some guide line of minimum required Hardware i.e. CPU power + RAM with respect to flow modeling type and equation sets to carry out CFD simulation. If you will not get this, ask specific questions i will response. |
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