Coupling with other solvers possible with precice? Or senseless? about fluidx3d

[stefano2734]

Thank you for your answer. perhaps later is ok.
There was no actual interest by precice developers and LBM. Normal FVM and FEM is here first target.

But I see a second option for you and with more cash.
A new German star at software sky is Synera.
It was bought last year by Altair and so the future is secure.

It couples many tools to workflows for commercial customers.
Perhaps a here is a connector simply possible and good for your commercial normal interest for your excellent work in coupling to professional commercial users.

https://www.synera.io/contact

https://portal.synera.io/marketplace

[ProjectPhysX]

Hi @stefano2734,

I'm not familiar with preCICE. FluidX3D provides full access to all simulation data and the source code is open, so with some effort a coupling should be possible. Only the data movement could be a big inefficiency: as soon as you have to copy any volumetric data from GPU to CPU in every time step, it'll get very slow.
For fluid-structure-interaction, there is still one missing link in the chain to make it efficient: boundary force summation is not yet GPU-accelerated. It's on my list.

Kind regards,
Moritz