This paper presents a parallel finite element toolbox for computing large electromagnetic devices on unstructured tetrahedral meshes, FEMAG—Fem for ElectroMagnetics on Adaptive Grids. The finite element toolbox deals with unstructured tetrahedral meshes and can solve electromagnetic eddy current problems in both frequency domain and time domain. It adopts high-order edge element methods and ref...

Massively parallel computing holds the promise of extreme performance. Critical for achieving high performance is the ability to exploit locality of reference and eeective management of the communication resources. This article describes two communication primitives and associated mapping strategies that have been used for several diierent un-structured, three-dimensional, nite element applicat...

Tip leakage loss introduces major part of losses of the rotor in axial gas turbines. Therefore, the rotor blade tip has a considerable effect on rotor efficiency. To understand the flow physics of the rotor tip leakage, we solve the flow field for different tip platforms (passive flow control) and by considering coolant tip injection (active flow control). Various blade tip configurations s...

Unstrucutured grids are used frequently in finite element or finite volume analysis. Unlike structured grids which are mostly applicable to finite difference schemes, unstructured grids require a list of the connectivity which specifies the way that a given set of vertices form the individual elements. To implement models that use an unstructured numerical decomposition on a distributed memory ...

Application of the computer simulation for solving the incompressible flow problems motivates developing efficient and accurate numerical models. The set of Inviscid Incompressible Euler equations can be applied for wide range of engineering applications. For the steady state problems, the equation of continuity can be simultaneously solved with the equations of motion in a coupled manner using...