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module add chpc/compmech/SU2/6.2-intel | module add chpc/compmech/SU2/6.2-intel | ||
# Set the working directory environment variable explicitly. | # Set the working directory environment variable explicitly. | ||
- | export PBS_JOBDIR=/export/home/user/SU2/TestCases/euler/oneram6 | + | export PBS_JOBDIR=/home/username/lustre/su2Jobs/job01 |
# Change to the job directory | # Change to the job directory | ||
cd $PBS_JOBDIR | cd $PBS_JOBDIR | ||
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for Tecplot, although it is possible to read Tecplot files into Paraview. However, in the SU2 input file | for Tecplot, although it is possible to read Tecplot files into Paraview. However, in the SU2 input file | ||
it is easy to specify Paraview format output files (VTK) directly. Refer to [[howto:remote_viz|the instructions on Remote Visualization]] to obtain a graphics environment for post-processing with VirtualGL and [[howto:paraview|Paraview]] or [[howto:visit|VisIt]]. | it is easy to specify Paraview format output files (VTK) directly. Refer to [[howto:remote_viz|the instructions on Remote Visualization]] to obtain a graphics environment for post-processing with VirtualGL and [[howto:paraview|Paraview]] or [[howto:visit|VisIt]]. | ||
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+ | ===== Scaling ===== | ||
+ | SU2 scales reasonably well, down to about 50 000 cells per core. Performance with the Intel compiler is better than GCC or PGI. Refer to the following graph: | ||
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+ | {{:howto:su2_scaling_6.2.png|}} |