NASA NTRS · 20050042012
Linear Static Structural and Vibration Analysis on High-Performance Computers
Abstract
Parallel computers offer the opportunity to significantly reduce the computation time necessary to analyze large-scale aerospace structures. This paper presents algorithms developed for and implemented on a massively-parallel computers hereafter referred to as Scalable High Performance Computers (SHPC) for the most computationally intensive tasks involved in structural analysis, namely, generation and assembly of system matrices, solution of systems of equations and calculation of the eigenvalues and eigenvectors. Results on SHPC are presented for large-scale structural problems (i.e. Models of high speed civil transport). The goal of this research is to develop new efficient technique which extend structural analysis to SHPC and make large-scale structural analyses tractable.
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Baddourah, Majdi, Storaasli, Olaf O., Bostic, Susan. 1993-01-01. Linear Static Structural and Vibration Analysis on High-Performance Computers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050042012
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