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SC/Tetra
HEAT Designer
CADthru
Solver is the part of the CFD  program structure that uses the input data defined in the Pre-processor to calculate the thermal/fluid flow field.  The user only specifies the name and location of the input file.  The monitor function enables the user to observe the calculation status.
High-speed Computing
STREAM uses high-speed computing to complete an analysis in a short period of time. High-speed computing also enables STREAM to solve large-scale analyses in an acceptable time.   This allows use of complicated CAD data with minimum modification and/or clean-up to the original CAD data.

--Computational Speed Examples--


1) Indoor Temperature and Heat: 520,000 elements 500 iterations:  1 hr 15 min
    (Pentium Xeon 3.06GHz)
2) Outdoor wind environment: 2,210,000 elements 200 iterations: 2 hr 43 min
   (Pentium Xeon 3.06GHz)
3) Bubble action in a tank 560,000 elements: 3000 iterations:  52 minutes
    (AthlonMP 2.13GHz)

Monitor Function
The Windows version of the STREAM Solver uses a monitoring function to indicate the status of the calculations process.  The status of basic monitoring indicators can be observed in real-time  or the process can be interrupted to confirm more detailed velocity and temperature developments within the calculation domain.  Batch processing can be resumed at any time.

Monitor Function
Parallel computing
STREAM's parallel solver is available for further reducing computation time.  The increased speed of parallel solvers is especially valuable for large scale models and for  transient calculations. The parallel solver is available in various configurations and is optimized for each supported computer Operating System (OS). The Windows version of the parallel solver can be used in the same manner as the standard Windows solver.  This enables the user to use parallel technology without any extra knowledge about parallel computing.














STREAM V3.14/V6 machine (2 million elements)
VT64 Server 8200

Solver Functional List
Mesh Structured mesh Cartesian or cylindrical coordinate system
Unstructured mesh Moving element
Numerical scheme Analysis method Finite volume method, finite element method inside moving element
Pressure-correction Method (SIMPLEC)
Accuracy of convective terms 1st / 3rd order (QUICK) upwind scheme
Matrix solver JACOBI, SOR, MICCG, ILUCR, ILUCGS, FMGCG
Mesh-related functions Triangular prism element
Opening ratio, Fluid volume fraction
Periodic boundary condition
Physical models Compressible / Incompressible fluid
Steady-state / Transient analysis
Turbulent model Standard k-ε , RNG k-ε , MP k-ε , Algebraic stress model , Linear low-Reynolds-Number k-ε model (AKN model) , Non-linear low-Reynolds-Number k-ε model (AKN model) , Temperature field two-equation (NK / AKN) model
Free surface VOF method, MARS method
Thermal analysis Conduction (fluid/solid), Convection, Turbulent heat transfer
Radiation View factor method, Flux method
Moving element
Solar radiation
Humidity / Condensation Consideration on evaporation, latent heat
Air conditioner model
Ventilation efficiency Age, Contribution ratio
Diffusion SORET effect, Mutual diffusion, Change in specific heat / viscosity
Solidification / Melting
Marangoni convection
Non-newtonian fluid
Multiple-fluid flow
Rotating fan model Axial, Conical, Centrifugal
Particle tracking Marker particle, Mass particle (with turbulent diffusion)
Static magnetic field Electric current analysis
Chemical reaction
Combustion
Multiphase flow analysis MARS method
Porous media
Heat conduction panel
User-defined function
Calculation control On-line monitoring system for obtaining calculation status
Job management
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