Parallel Mesh Generation


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Parallel (Distributed) Mesh Generation

CENTAUR has the capability to generate hybrid meshes in parallel.

Capabilities:

CAD-based zones are used to split the geometry
Support for

Multiple Machines (mixture of Unix and Linux is okay)
Multiple Processors
Multiple Cores

Produces large meshes much faster than sequential generation
Straightforward setup process

Example: Two Straked Pipes

This geometry is split into three zones to allow for each of the two pipes to be replaced using modular mesh generation. The mesh for each zone is generated simultaneously using the CENTAUR's parallel mesh generation feature.

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