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Design and Development of Auto-Modeling Tool JLAMT for Field Application of Large-scale Models
MA Yan, FU Yuanguang, QIN Guiming, DENG Li, LI Gang, SHANGGUAN Danhua, HU Zehua, HU Xiaoli, LI Rui, CHENG Tangpei
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2016, 33 (5): 606-612.  
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In order to develop large-scale transport simulation (such as simulation of whole reactor core pin-by-pin problem), we developed a neutron photon coupled transport code JMCT. In this article, developing idea of a auto modeling tool JLAMT based on field oriented development is introduced. JLAMT developed several quick and assembly modeling tools. Data structure based on hierarchical geometry tree was designed. Automatic conversion and generation of physical model input file for GDML file format are made. By using those modeling tools, complex devices (include DAYAWAN whole-core model) were created, and transformed file was delivered to JMCT for transport calculation. Results were validated for correctness of visual modeling tools.
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JASMIN-based Massive Parallel Computing of Large Scale Groundwater Flow
CHENG Tangpei, MO Zeyao, SHAO Jingli
CHINESE JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS    2013, 30 (3): 317-325.  
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To overcome prohibitive cost in computational time and memory requirement in simulating groundwater flow models with detailed spatial discretization and long time period,we present an efficient massive parallel-computing program JOGFLOW for large scale groundwater flow simulation.In the program,groundwater flow process in MODFLOW is re-implemented on JASMIN by designing patch-based algorithms as well as using communication method based on adding ghost cells to each patch.Accuracy and efficiency of JOGFLOW are demonstrated in modeling a field flow located at Yanming Lake in Zhengzhou of Henan province.Parallel scalability is measured by simulating a hypothetic groundwater flow problem with much detailed spatial discretization.Compared to 32 cores,the parallel efficiency reaches 77.2% and 67.5% on 512 and 1 024 processors,respectively.Numerical modeling demonstrates good performance and scalability of JOGFLOW,which enables to support groundwater flow simulation with tens of millions of computational cells through massive parallel computing on hundreds or thousands of CPU cores.
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