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Radiation transport solvers

Andrea Lani edited this page Nov 7, 2016 · 5 revisions

Radiative wall heat flux computed with COOLFluiD Monte-Carlo/ray tracing radiation transport solver + ESA PARADE library on Fire II configuration and compared with flight data.

Radiative wall heat flux computed with COOLFluiD Monte-Carlo/ray tracing radiation transport solver + ESA PARADE library on Fire II configuration. Comparison with reference numerical solutions and flight data is shown (courtesy from Pedro Santos).


Radiative heat source computed with COOLFluiD Monte-Carlo/ray tracing radiation transport solver + ESA PARADE library on Fire II configuration using 10,000 photons/cell

Radiative heat source computed with COOLFluiD Monte-Carlo/ray tracing radiation transport solver + ESA PARADE library on Fire II configuration using 10,000 photons/cell (courtesy from Pedro Santos).


[WATCH VIDEO: Advance ordering algorithm for a Finite Volume / Discrete Ordinate Method (FV/DOM) radiation transport code applied to a NASA Ames arcjet configuration.] (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/andrealani/COOLFluiD/master/videos/3AdvanceOrderArcJet.avi)


Parallel speed up for the FV/DOM radiation transport code on up to 512 cores.

Parallel speed up for the FV/DOM radiation transport code on up to 512 cores.


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