论文信息 - Coupled Multi-Physics Simulation Frameworks for Reactor Simulation: A Bottom-Up Approach

Coupled Multi-Physics Simulation Frameworks for Reactor Simulation: A Bottom-Up Approach

A “bottom-up” approach to multi-physics frameworks is described, where first common interfaces to simulation data are developed, then existing physics modules are adapted to communicate through those interfaces. Physics modules read and write data through those common interfaces, which also provide access to common simulation services like parallel IO, mesh partitioning, etc.. Multi-physics codes are assembled as a combination of physics modules, services, interface implementations, and driver code which coordinates calling these various pieces. Examples of various physics modules and services connected to this framework are given.

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