Definition of the CFD workflow Sample Clauses

Definition of the CFD workflow. The main objective of the workflow automation is to reduce the human interaction with the HPC system and maximise automation in each step. Before starting the selected CAE workflow, a requirement must be considered, the geometry that will be used as an input for the CAE workflow must meet certain conditions. First, a preliminary geometry treatment must be done to obtain the file to be analysed. Then, the 3D CAD model must be simplified to remove irrelevant details that lead to an excessive number of cells. This operation, hereafter called CAD preparation, is performed manually with CAD software as CATIA [2] or NX [3]. In Figure 1, the whole CAE workflow is illustrated with all the steps that must be automated to accomplish the CFD analysis.
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