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FEA Newsletter July 2009 JULY Information FEA 2009 www.feainformation.com Engineering Journal and Website Resource Karagozian & Case (K&C) Concrete model in LS-DYNA (i.e., MAT_072) The 11th Int’l LS-DYNA® Users Conference High Performance Computing HPC Global Turkey India India Bogazici Univ. Oaysis EASi Dr. Sami A. Kilic Oaysis Team EASi Team Selcuk Altay 1 Announcements Welcome to: Karagozian & Case: Founded in 1945 providing a unique and highly technical set of skills by providing engineering services for the design and analysis of structural and mechanical systems subjected to blast and shock effects. _____________________________________________ Dr. Sami A. Kilic, of the Dept. of Earthquake Engineering, at the Kandilli Observatory and Earthquake Research Institute Over the next months our format will be revised monthly to meet our expectations for our October 2009 issue – our 9th anniversary of bringing you the information monthly. Thank you for your support FEA Information Staff For information please contact [email protected] 02 Table of Contents 03 LSTC – 11th International LS-DYNA® Users Conference 04 High Performance Computing Part 1 06 Karagozian & Case – Consulting And Designs 08 LSTC & ETA – Alliance Relationship 09 ETA – ACP Process 10 Dr. Sami A. Kilic 14 Educational Community 15 PrePost Processing/Model Editing 16 Software & Hardware Alliances 18 SPM & MPP - OS 19 Participants 20 LS-DYNA distributors 21 FEA Consulting 22 July Editor’s Choice Publications 23 Training Courses 24 Conferences/Events/News Publications 25 Employment – Recently Hired 26 Software Solutions - India 27 Press Releases Announcements 38 Informational Websites 2 The 11th International, ® LS-DYNA Users Conference June 06-08, 2010 Hosted by Livermore SoftwareTechnology Corp. To be held at The Hyatt Regency Dearborn, MI FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS Abstract Due: email abstract to: [email protected] Notification: December 4, 2009 subject line for e-mail – January 22, 2010 Abstract LS-DYNA Conference 2010 Paper Deadline: Conference Papers: The presenter of each accepted paper will receive March 05, 2010 free admission to the conference, provided that the presenter registers for a room at the Hyatt Regency Dearborn under LSTC Conference registration Application Areas Being Accepted for Paper Submission: Aerospace Heat Transfer Seismic Engineering Automotive Crashworthiness Impact and Drop Testing Ship Building Ballistic and Penetration Manufacturing Processes Transportation Biomechanics Metal Forming Virtual Proving Ground Civil Engineering Modeling Techniques Compressible Fluid Dynamics Nuclear Applications Electro Magnetics Occupant Safety Abstract Length: Approximately 300 words, please include figures, if possible Paper Length: Maximum of 3000 words, single-spaced, on 8-1/2” x 11” paper Format: A MS Word template will be provided Contact: [email protected] ______________________________________________________________ Livermore Software Technology Corp. (925) 449-2500 www.ls-dynaconferences.com 3 High Performance Computing HPC Part 1 July Intro Part 2 (Sept) other information to the engineering High-performance computing (HPC) uses community. supercomputers and computer clusters to solve advanced computation problems. The TOP500 project ranks and details the The future is power – connections – faster 500 most powerful known computer but accurate results. The importance of systems in the world. The project was I/O performance and their connectivity started in 1993 and publishes an updated possibilities bring to the arena a multitude list of the supercomputers twice a year. of possibilities. A balance of Architecture, The following is from their June 2009 list. CPU power, Compilers, Clusters, large and A follow up list will be designated for small workstations, and software able to September. take advantage of the process is the future. Listing will be published monthly until next Top500 update for CRAY, DAWNING, Our current website in its beginning stage HEWLETT-PACKARD, FUJITSU, NEC. The is www.hpcservers.com - please feel free full list can be viewed on their site. to send publications you wish posted and {www.top500.org} Rank Site Computer/Year Vendor Cores Rmax Rpeak Power Oak Ridge National Jaguar - Cray XT5 QC 2.3 2 Laboratory 150152 1059.00 1381.40 6950.60 GHz / 2008 – Cray Inc. United States Nat. Institute for Comp. Kraken XT5 - Cray XT5 QC 6 Sci./Univ. of Tennessee 2.3 GHz / 2008 66000 463.30 607.20 United States Cray Inc. Franklin - Cray XT4 NERSC/LBNL 11 QuadCore 2.3 GHz / 2008 38642 266.30 355.51 1150.00 United States Cray Inc. Oak Ridge National Jaguar - Cray XT4 12 Laboratory QuadCore 2.1 GHz / 2008 - 30976 205.00 260.20 1580.71 United States Cray Inc. 4 Rank Site Computer/Year Vendor Cores Rmax Rpeak Power NNSA/Sandia National Red Storm - Sandia/ Cray Red 13 Laboratories Storm, XT3/4, 2.4/2.2 GHz 38208 204.20 284.00 2506.00 United States dual/quad core / 2008 - Cray Inc. Magic Cube - Dawning 5000A, QC Shanghai Supercomputer Opteron 1.9 Ghz, Infiniband, 15 Center 30720 180.60 233.47 Windows HPC 2008 / 2008 - China Dawning EKA - Cluster Platform 3000 Comp. Res. Lab., TATA 18 BL460c, Xeon 53xx 3GHz, 14384 132.80 172.61 786.00 SONS - India Infiniband /2008 Hewlett-Packard Nat’l Inst. for Comp. Athena - Cray XT4 QuadCore 2.3 21 Sci./Univ. of Tennessee GHz / 2008 17956 125.13 165.20 888.82 United States Cray Inc. Japan Agency for Marine - Earth Simulator - Earth Simulator / 22 Earth Science and 1280 122.40 131.07 2009 - NEC Technology - Japan Swiss Sci. Comp. Center Monte Rosa - Cray XT5 QC 2.4 23 14740 117.60 141.50 (CSCS) - Switzerland GHz / 2009 - Cray Inc. Fujitsu FX1, Quadcore SPARC64 JAXA 28 VII 2.52 GHz, Infiniband DDR / 12032 110.60 121.28 Japan 2009 - Fujitsu Cluster Platform 3000 BL460c, Government Agency 30 Xeon 53xx 2.66GHz, Infiniband / 13728 102.80 146.43 Sweden 2007 - Hewlett-Packard Chinook - Cluster Platform 4000 Pacific Northwest National DL185G5, Opteron QC 2.2 GHz, 34 Laboratory 18176 97.07 159.95 Infiniband DDR / 2008 - Hewlett- United States Packard Cluster Platform 3000 BL2x220, IT Service Provider 35 E54xx 3.0 Ghz, Infiniband / 2009 Germany Hewlett-Packard 5 Consulting And Designs Meeting the Extremes of Tomorrow's World Karagozian & Case was founded in 1945 providing a unique and highly technical set of skills by providing engineering services for the design and analysis of structural and mechanical systems subjected to blast and shock effects. Project: Develop a Project: Develop barrier that can conventional design effectively prevent drawings and damage to a facility specifications for behind it where a constructing several large bomb was to buildings at detonate next to the Children's Hospital barrier of Los Angeles. The skills of the Karagozian & Case engineering staff are focused in five complementary areas: Design/Analysis relating to Blast, test specimens for blast and shock effects Shock, and Impact Loads tests. K&C specializes in engineering design that Risk Assessment/Mitigation reduces the threat and effects from blast K&C provides clients with risk assessment loads, high-velocity impacts (e.g., from and mitigation studies associated with vehicles and bullets), and shock loads. blast effects and high-velocity impacts. K&C also offers validation testing of These studies define the site specific existing blast and impact resistant threats and vulnerabilities, cite mitigation designs, and advanced computational measures and their cost, and enable structural dynamics analysis that clients to understand their risks and simulates the actual responses that occur options pursuant to the countering of in blast and impact events. Design threats terrorist, explosive, and other similar include terrorist bombings, accidental threats. Assessments are performed with explosions, and high velocity impacts. In K&C's own assessment tools. The highly addition, for over four decades, K&C has visual style of our results presentation provided designs and performed blast greatly aids the client in understanding effects tests of hardened military the issues involved. Our extensive structures to resist damage from both experience with blast and impact testing conventional and nuclear weapons. We of components and systems and the have designed numerous test fixtures and 6 design of blast-resistant systems has resistant designs to integrate smoothly enabled K&C to deliver proven mitigation with conventional designs. concepts that are both practical and Research and Development innovative, at realistic costs. K&C is one of the leading institutions in Perimeter Defense Design and the world in providing research and Analysis development services to the Government K&C offers a comprehensive array of and product manufacturers related to the perimeter security services, catering to development of blast and shock resistant Government and private interests both in devices and technologies. K&C uses high- the U.S. and abroad. We have designed, fidelity physics-based (HFPB) modeling tested, and implemented complete techniques to perform blast/impact effects defense systems that include features analysis for develop designs and devices such as vehicle barriers, fences, walls, for blast and impact resistance. K&C gates, entry control facilities, and forced developed and implemented the physics- entry construction. K&C assists clients based concrete model that is available in with all key aspects of design and LS-DYNA (i.e., MAT_072) for performing deployment, a process that begins with blast and impact effects anslysis of site-specific threat
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