Flow Science Releases FLOW-3D/MP v6

FlowScience_logoSANTA FE, NM, Oct 9, 2014 – Flow Science has announced the release of FLOW-3D/MP v6, the high-performance computing version of its flagship CFD software, FLOW-3D. FLOW-3D/MP v6 is fully synced with the latest developments in FLOW-3D version 11, including the addition of Flow Science’s state-of-the-art postprocessor, FlowSight.

100914_FLOW-3D-MP-v6Performance improvements, both an increased speed up of simulations and a decreased use of memory, have been achieved using automatic domain decomposition, dynamic thread balancing, improved memory management, optimized MPI communication and hybrid MPI-OpenMP technology. For especially large simulations, a decrease of 20-24% in memory usage and speed-up of 30-40% has been shown in a typical metal casting simulation from the previous version of FLOW-3D/MP.

100914_FLOW-3D-MPv6-sq“Flow Science has long recognized the competitive advantage HPC-enabled toolssuch as FLOW-3D/MP provides to our customers. FLOW-3D/MP gives our users the ability to study more design alternatives in a shorter amount of time than ever before, pushing product performance to new heights,” said John Ditter, VP of Engineering.

A new remote solving capability allows MP customers to submit their simulations to a remote cluster using client-server technology. This added functionality will allow customers to easily access all of their available hardware resources and manage their simulations in a straightforward and productive way.

Read more about this release on the FLOW-3D/MP v6 page.

Flow Science has commenced shipment of this new release toFLOW-3D/MP customers under maintenance contracts.

About Flow Science

Flow Science, Inc. is a privately-held software company specializing in transient, free-surface CFD flow modeling software for industrial and scientific applications worldwide. Flow Science has distributors for FLOW-3D sales and support in nations throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Flow Science’s headquarters is located in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Flow Science can be found on the internet at www.flow3d.com.

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