Development of Parallel CAE System for Large Scale Problems Based on Computer Network

Ryuji Shioya; Masao Ogino; Kei Fujino; Hiroshi Kanayama; Hiroshi Kawai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.33-37.907

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Development of Parallel CAE System for Large Scale Problems Based on Computer Network

Abstract:

We have been developing an advanced general-purpose computational mechanics system, named ADVENTURE, which is designed to be able to analyze a three dimensional finite element model of arbitrary shape over 100 million Degrees Of Freedom (DOF) mesh. The one of main process modules for solid analysis, named ADVENTURE_Solid, is based the hierarchical domain decomposition parallel algorithm and employs the balancing domain decomposition as a solution technique for linearized equations. The ADVENTURE_Solid has been successfully implemented on a single PC, PC clusters and MPPs with high parallel performances. Since the software has become a quite large system, it is not easy to install or operate the system on parallel machines by users. In this paper, to operate such a system from a client PC through the network, the Web-based CAE system is developed.