A new version of FLOW-3D/MP is now available. FLOW-3D/MP v6.0 is based on the workstation FLOW-3D version 11, released earlier this year, which introduced many new features and improvements to the solver and user interface, as well as all-new and very powerful post-processing with FlowSight.
PRLog - Oct. 8, 2014 - SANTA FE, N.M. -- Flow Science has announced the release of FLOW-3D/MP v6, the high-performance computing version of its flagship CFD software, FLOW-3D. FLOW-3D/MP v6 is fully synced with the latest developments in FLOW-3D version 11, including the addition of Flow Science’s state-of-the-art postprocessor, FlowSight™.
Performance improvements, both an increased speed up of simulations and a decreased use of memory, have been achieved using automatic domain decomposition, dynamic thread balancing, improved memory management, optimized MPI communication and hybrid MPI-OpenMP technology. For especially large simulations, a decrease of 20-24% in memory usage and speed-up of 30-40% has been shown in a typical metal casting simulation from the previous version of FLOW-3D/MP.
Flow Science has long recognized the competitive advantage HPC-enabled tools such as FLOW-3D/MP provides to our customers. FLOW-3D/MP gives our users the ability to study more design alternatives in a shorter amount of time than ever before, pushing product performance to new heights, said John Ditter, VP of Engineering.
A new remote solving capability allows MP customers to submit their simulations to a remote cluster using client-server technology. This added functionality will allow customers to easily access all of their available hardware resources and manage their simulations in a straightforward and productive way.
Read more about this release on the FLOW-3D/MP v6 page.
Flow Science has commenced shipment of this new release to FLOW-3D/MP customers under maintenance contracts.
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Flow Science Releases FLOW-3D/MP v6
October 08, 2014 at 15:34 PM EDT
