nanoFluidX
nanoFluidX

2022.2

  1. Home
  2. Run nanoFluidX

    How to run a nanoFluidX model.

  3. Launch a Simulation

    Launch a simulation via a Linux or Windows terminal, or via PBS access.

  • What's New
  • Overview
  • Video Tutorials
  • Pre-processing with SimLab
  • Run nanoFluidX
  • Post-processing with ParaView
  • Simulation Guidance
  • Command Reference
  • Theory Manual
  • Validation Cases
  • Performance Benchmarks
  • Error and Warning Messages
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Bibliography
Index
nanoFluidX

2022.2

nanoFluidX
  • What's New

    View new features for nanoFluidX 2022.2.

  • Overview

    nanoFluidX is a software to simulate single and multi-phase flows based on the Lagrangian Particle Method Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH).

  • Video Tutorials

    Discover nanoFluidX functionality with interactive tutorials.

  • Pre-processing with SimLab

    Create a nanoFluidX model using SimLab.

  • Run nanoFluidX

    How to run a nanoFluidX model.

    • Platform and Hardware Requirements

      Platforms, operating systems, and processors supported by nanoFluidX and recommended and required hardware.

    • Basic Usage

      Sample configuration files and geometry input files are provided with the binary to test the proper system setting and see if the simulation starts correctly on the system.

    • Launch a Simulation

      Launch a simulation via a Linux or Windows terminal, or via PBS access.

      • Launch a Simulation via Linux Terminal
      • Launch a Simulation via Windows Terminal
      • Launch a Simulation via PBS Access
    • Multi-node Jobs

      Recommendations for running multi-node jobs.

    • nanoFluidX Prep

      nanoFluidX prep, shortened as nFX[p], is an auxiliary executable for nanoFluidX intended to eliminate a number of potential user errors during the pre-processing phase.

    • nanoFluidX Companion

      nanoFluidX companion, also known as nFX[c], is a post-processing tool developed to accompany the nanoFluidX solver allowing for an easier execution of certain post-processing tasks.

    • nanoFluidX Monitor

      nanoFluidX monitor, known as nFX[m], is a single file portable Python executable that is aimed for helping with monitoring a nanoFluidX simulation during runtime.

    • Restart a Simulation
    • Troubleshoot a Simulation

      How to troubleshoot a simulation which fails to run or stops prematurely.

  • Post-processing with ParaView

    How to post-process nanoFluidX results using ParaView.

  • Simulation Guidance

    Guidance on modeling specific usecases with nanoFluidX.

  • Command Reference

    nanoFluidX commands and parameters with examples.

  • Theory Manual

    Physics and theory for nanoFluidX.

  • Validation Cases

    Validation cases for the dynamic testing of nanoFluidX.

  • Performance Benchmarks

    Performance benchmark results for nanoFluidX.

  • Error and Warning Messages

    This glossary contains generic messages generated by nanoFluidX, their likely causes, and possible methods to resolve the related issues.

  • Frequently Asked Questions

    This section provides quick responses to typical and frequently asked questions regarding nanoFluidX.

  • Bibliography

    References used throughout the nanoFluidX manual.

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nanoFluidX
nanoFluidX

2022.2

  1. Home
  2. Run nanoFluidX

    How to run a nanoFluidX model.

  3. Launch a Simulation

    Launch a simulation via a Linux or Windows terminal, or via PBS access.

  • What's New
  • Overview
  • Video Tutorials
  • Pre-processing with SimLab
  • Run nanoFluidX
  • Post-processing with ParaView
  • Simulation Guidance
  • Command Reference
  • Theory Manual
  • Validation Cases
  • Performance Benchmarks
  • Error and Warning Messages
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Bibliography
Index

Launch a Simulation

Launch a simulation via a Linux or Windows terminal, or via PBS access.

  • Launch a Simulation via Linux Terminal
  • Launch a Simulation via Windows Terminal
  • Launch a Simulation via PBS Access

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