Models well suited for benchmarking HPC performance
HPC Benchmark Models:
10 Million element benchmark model for scalability benchmarking (HPC Clusters with large numbers of CPU)
This model has 1 million finite elements. It is suitable for testing a low number of cluster nodes or a single compute server
Get started with OpenRadioss with example models, the examples from this page and many more are available from the example model page
Selected Example Models:
Simulation of a bird hitting an aircraft windshield using SPH elements
Simulation of a container partially filled with water (remainder with air) being dropped from a height of 1 meter.
For structures rotating at very high speeds, accounting for initial stresses in the structure due to the centrifugal force field.
Introduction to high-quality time step control Advanced Mass Scaling (AMS).
Demonstration of falling and sliding of an ice cube on to sloped beams (explicit transient dynamic analysis for deformable, free-flying objects).
An explicit stamping simulation followed by a spring-back analysis, using implicit or explicit solvers for stress relaxation (sheet metal).
Demonstration of a full vehicle impact models using OpenRadioss capability to run LS-DYNA®* input format for publicly available models.
Example of a simple bumper beam impacting a rigid pole.
Tensile test simulation for verification and validation of material models before proceeding to more complex component level or system level simulations.
Could the shape of the goal crossbar post have changed the result of the European football championship final?
Demonstration of a drop test for consumer electronics, with a simplified representation of a cell phone dropped from 1.5m onto a rigid plane.
A simple example of the installation of a rubber O-ring seal
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