The application of knowledge to real-world problems is the payoff of scientific research. Engineering is reaching new heights with the help of some of the world’s leading supercomputers at the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF). Researchers are using the speed and power of Summit, the nation’s fastest computer, to improve various processes and bring innovation to the marketplace. From more efficient automotive engines to more durable airplanes, tomorrow’s technological breakthroughs may very well be the result of today’s computational engineering.
Current Active Engineering Projects
Engineering
Flow Physics and Machine Learning Based Modeling of SBLI and WBLI in Transonic Compressors
Current PI: Stephan Priebe, GE Global Research, General Electric
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Characterizing Coastal Low-Level Jets and their Impact on Offshore Wind Farms
Current PI: Jing Li, GE Aviation
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Towards Understanding Instability Mechanisms of Axial Compressors
Current PI: Charles Hirsch, Numeca International
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High Fidelity Study of Impact of Complex Flows on High Pressure Turbines
Current PI: Michal Osusky, GE Global Research
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Large-scale First Principles Calculations of Dislocation Core Energetics in Al and Mg
Current PI: Vikram Gavini, California Institute of Technology
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Direct Numerical Simulations of High-Pressure Turbine Stages with Endwalls
Current PI: Richard Sandberg, University of Melbourne
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Design of Next Generation Energy Conversion Systems using Extreme-scale Computing
Current PI: Venkatramanan Raman, University of Michigan
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Closing, Evaluating, and Validating Multiphase Flow Models in Porous Medium Sy
Current PI: Cass Miller, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Allocation Source: DOE INCITE PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 5,000
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DNS of Turbulent Combustion Towards Efficient Engines with In Situ Analytics
Current PI: Jacqueline Chen, Sandia National Laboratories
Allocation Source: DOE INCITE PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 5,000
Engineering
On the Physics of Three-Dimensional Unsteady Flow over Low Pressure Turbines
Current PI: Peter Vincent, Imperial College London
Allocation Source: DOE INCITE PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 2,350,000
