The application of knowledge to real-world problems is the payoff of scientific research. Engineering is reaching new heights with the help of some of the world’s leading supercomputers at the Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility (OLCF). Researchers are using the speed and power of Summit, the nation’s fastest computer, to improve various processes and bring innovation to the marketplace. From more efficient automotive engines to more durable airplanes, tomorrow’s technological breakthroughs may very well be the result of today’s computational engineering.

Current Active Engineering Projects

Engineering

Extreme-Scale Data Assimilation for Predictive Flow Simulations

Current PI: Jonathan MacArt, University of Notre Dame
Allocation Source:
Allocation Hours: 0

Engineering

Extreme-scale phenomena in turbulent dispersion and mixing

Current PI: Pui Kuen Yeung, Georgia Institute of Technology
Allocation Source: DOE INCITE PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 1,400,000

Engineering

High-Fidelity Simulations of Turbulent Aeroacoustics Enabling Sustainable Aviation

Current PI: Stephan Priebe, GE Global Research, General Electric, GE Research
Allocation Source: DOE INCITE PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 1,400,000

Engineering

Unlocking Wind Farm Dynamics to Secure a Sustainable Energy Future

Current PI: Michael Sprague, National Renewable Energy Laboratory
Allocation Source: DOE INCITE PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 1,400,000

Engineering

High-Fidelity Simulations of Turbulent Aeroacoustics Enabling Sustainable Aviation

Current PI: Stephan Priebe, GE Global Research, General Electric, GE Research
Allocation Source: DOE INCITE PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 1,400,000

Engineering

Shock Turbulent Boundary Layer Interaction in Supercritical CO2 Flows

Current PI: Sanjiva Lele, Stanford University
Allocation Source: DOE INCITE PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 1,400,000

Engineering

A Multiphysics Approach for Guided Human-Scale Mars Lander Descent Simulations

Current PI: Eric Nielsen, NASA Langley Research Center
Allocation Source: DOE INCITE PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 1,400,000

Engineering

Mitigating Climate Change Through Ammonia/Hydrogen Combustion

Current PI: Jacqueline Chen, Sandia National Laboratories
Allocation Source: DOE ALCC PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 400,000

Engineering

A Multiphysics Approach for Guided Human-Scale Mars Lander Descent Simulations

Current PI: Eric Nielsen, NASA Langley Research Center
Allocation Source: DOE ALCC PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 400,000

Engineering

A Multiphysics Approach for Guided Human-Scale Mars Lander Descent Simulations

Current PI: Eric Nielsen, NASA Langley Research Center
Allocation Source: DOE ALCC PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 400,000

Engineering

Pioneering High-Fidelity Full-Core Simulations at Exascale

Current PI: Elia Merzari, Pennsylvania State University
Allocation Source: DOE ALCC PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 400,000

Engineering

Wall-resolved large eddy simulation of the NASA CRM high-lift configuration

Current PI: Zhi Jian Wang, University of Kansas
Allocation Source: DOE ALCC PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 400,000

Engineering

High-Fidelity CFD Simulations Supporting the Needs of Industry and the DOE

Current PI: Dillon Shaver, Argonne National Laboratory
Allocation Source: DOE ALCC PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 400,000

Engineering

Large-eddy Simulations of Dynamic Stall in a Boundary Layer Ingesting Turbofan

Current PI: Parviz Moin, Stanford University
Allocation Source: DOE ALCC PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 400,000

Engineering

Stratified Turbulence at Very Low Froude Number

Current PI: Steve de Bruyn Kops, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Allocation Source: DOE ALCC PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 400,000

Engineering

Direct Numerical Simulations of High-Pressure Turbine Stages with Endwalls

Current PI: Richard Sandberg, University of Melbourne
Allocation Source: DOE ALCC PROGRAM
Allocation Hours: 400,000