An Integration Framework for Simulations of Solid Rocket Motors
AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint Propulsion Conference (AIAAPropulsion) 2005
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Abstract
Simulation of solid rocket motors requires coupling physical models
and software tools from multiple disciplines, and in turn demands
advanced techniques to integrate independently developed physics
solvers effectively. In this paper, we overview some computer
science components required for such integration. We package these
components into a software framework that provides system support
of high-level data management and performance monitoring, as well
as computational services such as novel and robust algorithms for
tracking Lagrangian surface meshes, parallel mesh optimization, and
data transfer between nonmatching meshes. From these reusable
framework components we construct domain-specific building blocks
to facilitate integration of parallel, multiphysics simulations
from high-level specifications. Through examples, we demonstrate
the flexibility of our framework and its components.
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Xiangmin Jiao and Gengbin Zheng and Orion Lawlor and Phil Alexander and
Mike Campbell and Michael Heath and Robert Fiedler, "An Integration Framework
for Simulations of Solid Rocket Motors", 41st AIAA/ASME/SAE/ASEE Joint
Propulsion Conference, Tucson, Arizona, July 2005.
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