International audienceThe benefit of using the discrete element method (DEM) for simulations of fracture in heterogeneous media has been widely highlighted. However, modelling large st ructure leads to prohibitive computations times. We propose to use graphics processing units (GPUs) to reduce the computation time, taking advantage of the highly data paralle l nature of DEM computations. GPUs are massively parallel coprocessors increasingly popular to accelerate numerical simulations. We detail our algorithm and implementation of the DEM on GPU and present performance results for simulations of rock impact on a concrete slab, before to discuss the pro and cons of moving such computation to the GPU
In the field of geotechnical engineering, the number of applications of combined/hybrid finite-discr...
Every year, parallel computing has becoming cheaper and more accessible. As consequence, application...
Granular material is pervasive in our environment, and of significant importance in a number of scie...
The use of the Discrete Element Method (DEM) for industrial civil engineering industrial application...
This paper introduces the Y-HFDEM code based on two-dimensional combinedfinite-discrete-element meth...
As a state-of-the-art computational method for simulating rock fracturing and fragmentation, the com...
Accurately predicting the dynamics of particulate materials is of importance to numerous scientific ...
This study reports the GPU parallelization of complex three-dimensional software for nonlinear analy...
We describe a highly efficient method for simulation of particulate materials at the granular level ...
Computer simulation of fracture in materials with nonlinear mechanical response can be computational...
Failure processes are common in geomaterials under external loads. In this study, a cohesive fractur...
In this talk, we will give an overview of the main techniques used for the parallelization of numeri...
The hybrid finite‐discrete element method (FDEM) is widely used for engineering applications, which,...
AbstractBlaze-DEMGPU is a modular GPU based discrete element method (DEM) framework that supports po...
Abstract: Convex polyhedra represent granular media well. This geometric representation may be criti...
In the field of geotechnical engineering, the number of applications of combined/hybrid finite-discr...
Every year, parallel computing has becoming cheaper and more accessible. As consequence, application...
Granular material is pervasive in our environment, and of significant importance in a number of scie...
The use of the Discrete Element Method (DEM) for industrial civil engineering industrial application...
This paper introduces the Y-HFDEM code based on two-dimensional combinedfinite-discrete-element meth...
As a state-of-the-art computational method for simulating rock fracturing and fragmentation, the com...
Accurately predicting the dynamics of particulate materials is of importance to numerous scientific ...
This study reports the GPU parallelization of complex three-dimensional software for nonlinear analy...
We describe a highly efficient method for simulation of particulate materials at the granular level ...
Computer simulation of fracture in materials with nonlinear mechanical response can be computational...
Failure processes are common in geomaterials under external loads. In this study, a cohesive fractur...
In this talk, we will give an overview of the main techniques used for the parallelization of numeri...
The hybrid finite‐discrete element method (FDEM) is widely used for engineering applications, which,...
AbstractBlaze-DEMGPU is a modular GPU based discrete element method (DEM) framework that supports po...
Abstract: Convex polyhedra represent granular media well. This geometric representation may be criti...
In the field of geotechnical engineering, the number of applications of combined/hybrid finite-discr...
Every year, parallel computing has becoming cheaper and more accessible. As consequence, application...
Granular material is pervasive in our environment, and of significant importance in a number of scie...