OctVCE is a cartesian cell CFD code produced especially for numerical simulations of shock and blast wave interactions with complex geometries. Virtual Cell Embedding (VCE) was chosen as its cartesian cell kernel as it is simple to code and sufficient for practical engineering design problems. This also makes the code much more ‘user-friendly ’ than structured grid approaches as the gridding process is done automatically. The CFD methodology relies on a finite-volume formulation of the unsteady Euler equations and is solved using a standard explicit Godonov (MUSCL) scheme. Both octree-based adaptive mesh refinement and shared-memory parallel processing capability have also been incorporated. For further details on the theory behind th
We solve the Euler equations to simulate a cylindrical blast wave in an enclosure. The blast is init...
Computational simulation must often be performed on domains where materials are represented as scala...
International audienceWe present different simulations of primary atomization using an adaptive Volu...
OctVCE is a cartesian cell CFD code produced especially for numerical simulations of shock and blast...
CFD simulation of an explosion in an internal geometry repre-senting a shipping container with venti...
Cartesian grid generation methods are especially designed algorithms to generate automatic grids for...
An idealized concept of a v-hull vehicle design for blast analysis has been studied in two different...
An adaptive grid method which redistributes grid points according to equidistribution principle was ...
[Objectives] In order to study how dynamic motion of explosive, initial interface disturbance and gr...
The availability of powerful computers these days increasingly enables the use of CFD for the numeri...
Within a continuum framework, flows featuring shock waves can be modelled by means of either shock c...
The Center for Simulating Dynamic Response of Materials at the California Institute of Technology is...
An adaptive three-dimensional Cartesian approach for the parallel computation of compressible flow a...
The simulation of fluid phenomena is an area of interest for both computer graphics and engineering ...
The MSU Loci/BLAST CFD code was used to study blast wave interactions with structures for different ...
We solve the Euler equations to simulate a cylindrical blast wave in an enclosure. The blast is init...
Computational simulation must often be performed on domains where materials are represented as scala...
International audienceWe present different simulations of primary atomization using an adaptive Volu...
OctVCE is a cartesian cell CFD code produced especially for numerical simulations of shock and blast...
CFD simulation of an explosion in an internal geometry repre-senting a shipping container with venti...
Cartesian grid generation methods are especially designed algorithms to generate automatic grids for...
An idealized concept of a v-hull vehicle design for blast analysis has been studied in two different...
An adaptive grid method which redistributes grid points according to equidistribution principle was ...
[Objectives] In order to study how dynamic motion of explosive, initial interface disturbance and gr...
The availability of powerful computers these days increasingly enables the use of CFD for the numeri...
Within a continuum framework, flows featuring shock waves can be modelled by means of either shock c...
The Center for Simulating Dynamic Response of Materials at the California Institute of Technology is...
An adaptive three-dimensional Cartesian approach for the parallel computation of compressible flow a...
The simulation of fluid phenomena is an area of interest for both computer graphics and engineering ...
The MSU Loci/BLAST CFD code was used to study blast wave interactions with structures for different ...
We solve the Euler equations to simulate a cylindrical blast wave in an enclosure. The blast is init...
Computational simulation must often be performed on domains where materials are represented as scala...
International audienceWe present different simulations of primary atomization using an adaptive Volu...