Maxim V. Shatskiy, D. Ryazanov, K. Vatutin, Michael D. Kalugin, I. Sibgatullin
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OpenFOAM Solver Based on Regularized Hydrodynamic Equations for High Performance Computing
In the paper we investigate scaling of parallel performance for an implementation of quasi-hydrodynamic (QHD) approach as an OpenFOAM solver. Time-dependent partial differential equations are discretized using Finite volume method (FVM). As a test hydrodynamical problem we take internal wave generation in a bounded tank of trapezoidal shape, and set of parameters, which allows internal wave attractors to evolve. Proper Orthogonal Decomposition was applied to analyze and compare 2D and full 3D simulations.
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