VINAS
Users Conference
2005
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Program DAY 2 (Nov.2nd)
DAY 2
High-speed calculation business - Super Matrix Solver
10:00-10:15 VINAS Product and Service Presentation
"Product lineup of Super Matrix Solver series and consulting service for calculation speed-up" *
Takashi Ishigami, Director, Project Development Dept., VINAS Co., Ltd.
 
Presenting new solver package introduced from Super Matrix Solver series as well as the developmental status in the field of high-speed calculation systems.
10:15-10:45 Super Matrix Solver User Presentation
"Speed-up of a turbulent flow analysis code SMART-fem
by SMS-AMG" *
Mr. Yuzuru Eguchi
Fluid Dynamics Sector, Civil Engineering Research Laboratory,
Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry (CRIEPI)
 
SMS-AMG has been integrated into an LES turbulent flow analysis code developed by CRIEPI, and the resulting convergence characteristics and convergence time will be presented in comparison with those by conventional method. With SMS-AMG, Poisson's equation for pressure field was solved approximately 10 times faster than with conventional methods.
10:45-11:15 Super Matrix Solver User Presentation
"Development of analysis system of concrete failure by discrete analysis method with SMS" *
Mr. Kohei Nagai
Division of Built Environment, GraduateSchool of Engineering, Hokkaido University
(Currently, located at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich as a overseas fellow of Japan Society for the Promotion of Science)
 
A 3D analysis system was developed by using discrete analysis method that is suited for simulating failure process of concrete material. By integrating SMS, the resulting system eliminated need of detailed knowledge in matrix solution methods to perform analyses and it can run on desktop personal computers.
11:15-11:45 Super Matrix Solver User Presentation
"Application of SMS-AMG for edge element on μ-MF, a 3D electromagnetic field analysis software" *
Mr. Youichi Nojima, President, μ-TEC Co., LTD.
 
μ-TEC’s "μ-MF" has become the first commercial 3D electromagnetic FEM analysis software that incorporates an AMG method algorithm that supports use of edge elements. In this session, you will be presented with general introduction of "μ-MF" software and benefits of the latest SMS-AMG module, which supports use of edge elements, in high-speed calculation.
11:45-12:45 Lunch / Demonstration
Special Session
12:45-13:25 "The application of CFD in rocket development" *
Dr. Nobuhiro Yamanishi
Space Systems Evaluation Engineering Group, Institute of Space Technology and Aeronautics, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
 
The basic design of the H-IIA rocket was initiated in the early 1990's, when CFD was not actively used as a design tool for rocket launchers. Today, CFD has spread from the academia to the industry, as it is now used widely as a design tool for many applications. In this special session, examples of CFD in recent years on the design of Japanese rocket launcherswill be discussed.

VINAS Custom Application Development

13:25-13:40 VINAS Product and Service Presentation
"Introduction of R&D system development service by VINAS" *
Takashi Ishigami, Director, Project Development Dept., VINAS Co., Ltd.
 
System development service provided by VINAS, with highlights on the service’s objectives and scope is introduced in this session. One example of topics covered here is data management and its importance, and latest developments surrounding data management are also discussed.
13:40-14:15 Custom Application Development User Presentation
"POSTMILL- an analysis result DB system with visualization function" *
Mr. Kazuhisa Katchi, ZEXEL Valeo Climate Control Corp.
 
In order to respond to frequent and time-critical demand for development of automotive HVAC systems, designers at ZEXEL Valeo Climate Control use CFD systems. In addition, they have recently developed and started using a supplemental system called "POSTMILL", in corporation with VINAS, which takes care of data management and visualization needs.
14:15-14:25 Coffee Break / Demonstration

FINE/Turbo - Turbomachinery CFD Simulation System
HEXPRESS - Full automatic HEX-meshing generator for CFD and FEA

14:25-15:45 Presentation by VINAS
"Latest trends in design of turbo machinery and other equipment based on CFD simulation using hexahedral mesh (FINE/Turbo V7, HEXPRESS V2)" *
Yoshiyuki Sawa, CFD Technical Division, VINAS Co., Ltd.

Example cases of application of FINE/Turbo and HEXPRESS to turbo machinery and other equipment analyses by European users are introduced to demonstrate their uses and benefits in CFD based design.
Presentation by NUMECA International, developer of FINE/Turbo and HEXPRESS
"Presentation and demonstration of the new release of FINE/Turbo and FINE/Design - version 7. Presentation and demonstration of the new generation of unstructured CFD technology for complex internal and external flows, with FINE/Hexa.Presentation and demonstration of the new release of HEXPRESS."
 
Mr. Marc Tombroff, General Manager, NUMECA International
15:45-16:35 User Presentation
"Improving CFD prediction accuracy for industrial turbomachinery applications by introducing transition modeling"
Mr. Thomas Hildebrandt, NUMECA Ingenieur Buro
 
Modern CFD solvers and procedures are generally accepted as a standard design tool. However, one major effect is typically omitted in daily CFD turbomachinery design work: The laminar-turbulent transitional behaviour of the boundary layers.
This effect is usually not taken into account due to the lack of this feature in many of the CFD codes in use today. As a consequence most industrial calculations are carried out in fully turbulent, even in applications, which are largely dominated by laminar flow. This simplification can lead to serious discrepancies in particular for low speed compressors and low pressure turbines operating at low Reynolds numbers. This paper describes the steady and unsteady flow simulation of a 1,5-stage low speed research compressor, applying the transition model proposed by Abu-Ghannam and Shaw.
Extensive measurements both in steady and unsteady mode. The numerical results are examined and discussed in comparison with experimental data. Activating transition in the steady state calculations is largely improving the accuracy of the global performance predictions along the entire compressor working line, validated by comparison with experimental data.
  "The future of industrial applications for turbomachinery with new generation of CFD technology, including non reflecting mixing planes, transition and non linear harmonic rotor/stator interaction"
Dr. Marius Swoboda, Rolls-Royce GmbH

Modern CFD solvers and procedures are well advanced and established in the industrial field of multistage turbomachinery design. However, the interfaces between rotating and steady rows are usually treated as Mixing Planes where flow variables are circumferentially averaged and passed to the neighbouring row. This paper describes the validation of advanced approaches which will be used in future turbomachinery design: non reflecting mixing planes non linear harmonic rotor/stator interaction calculation of a multistage machine with modeling of transition effects.
16:35-16:45 Coffee Break / Demonstration
16:45-17:20 User Presentation
"Application of FINE/Turbo in gas turbine development" *
Mr. Shinya Suga
EngineeringCenter, Technology Dept.
Gas Turbine & Machinery Company, Gas Turbine Division
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
 
Along with significant improvements in performance of computers, CFD technology has become an everyday tool for machinery design. In Kawasaki Heavy Industries, CFD technology is used extensively in development of gas turbines. In this presentation, an example of Kawasaki’s use of FINE/Turbo in design and development is introduced.

Nonparametric Concept Design TOSCA5.0

17:20-17:45 VINAS Product and Service Presentation
"Non-parametric structural analysis tool for concept design phase of product development" *
Shinji Morita, CAE Technical Division, VINAS Co., Ltd.
 
Major examples of latest designs in European automakers and their suppliers are introduced, with highlights on benefits brought in to design projects by optimization tool TOSCA.
* These presentations will be available only in Japanese.
   
   
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