Scalable FDF Simulation of Reacting Flows

ORAL

Abstract

The ``irregularly portioned Lagrangian Monte Carlo-finite difference'' (IPLMCFD) methodology is developed for efficient large eddy simulation (LES) via the filtered density function (FDF) subgrid scale closure. This methodology is particularly suited for simulation of chemically reacting flows and offers efficient utilization of thousands of processors. Various aspects of the scalability are presented for the LES of several premixed and non-premixed turbulent flames at low and high speeds. This method paves the way for petascale LES/FDF.

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Authors

  • Patrick H. Pisciuneri

    • University of Pittsburgh

  • S. Levent Yilmaz

    • MathWorks
    • University of Pittsburgh

  • Peter A. Strakey

    • National Energy Technology Laboratory

  • Mehdi B. Nik

    • Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, University of Pittsburgh
    • University of Pittsburgh

  • Peyman Givi

    • University of Pittsburgh