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November 2, 2016, 12:07 |
Parallel decomposition
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Dear All,
I am running a transient multiphase analysis using interFoam solver and I am trying to use all processors of my PC (6 cpus) in order to reduce the running time. I used the parallel decomposition and so far have tried the "scotch", "simple" and "hierarchical" methods and the analysis runs much faster! For example: No mesh decomposition (base case): Run time= 20hours "scotch" mesh decomposition: Run time= 5.5hours The problem is that with the "scotch" method I get very different results from my base case. With the "simple" and "hierarchical" methods, I get results of the same magnitude as compared to my base case, but still not identical. Do you know if there is a way to use all processors and get identical results with my base case? Thank you in advance, Koscfd p.s. I am using OpenFOAM version 3.0. Last edited by koscfd; November 10, 2016 at 06:22. |
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