Closed jaabell closed 6 years ago
As far as I know the PFEM application is not mpi compatible and it’s actual remeshing step makes it difficult to be ported
Meanwhile I would refer you to @KratosMultiphysics/pfem which maintain this app
Some months back we discovered a library that could do the job in MPI. Tess2 by Diatomic, in GitHub. However, no more efforts were dedicated in this direction so far.
Hi Pooyan and Miguel Angel. Thanks for your replies! I recently saw a presentation/paper on PFEM2... how is that coming along?
Let me reference @pablobecker for this.
I am no longer working on it, but I know @miguelmaso and @dcagri are using it, altough for their specific research and certainly not in MPI. The problem is that i never ported the movement of particles to MPI. Juan Marcelo Gimenez did the porting, but the current implementation uses OpenFoam instead of Kratos FEM.
If you are interested in geomechanics applications, why don't you take a look at the MPM application ? ping @iiaconeta
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Dear Kratos devs,
I could use some help here. I have a kratos model using PFEM FSI, developed in GiD, which I can run on my laptop using OpenMP. I wish to run this same example, and a finer version of it, on a cluster using MPI and MPI/OpenMP parallelism. I have already compiled Kratos and all dependencies using intel compilers on the cluster and the test runs fine.
How do I go about modifying the ProjectParameters.json and MainKratos.py files to use MPI? I've attached the files I have right now.... PFEM_MalladoGrueso.zip
Also related: How can I find out what options are available on the ProjectParameters.json file? Is there any documentation specifying everything available?
Thanks! Regards from Chile
Jose Abell