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Thermal cracking #102

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@streeve streeve commented May 30, 2024

Extends #93

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@streeve streeve force-pushed the thermal_cracking branch 5 times, most recently from d4dd8bf to 867f7ac Compare June 14, 2024 17:40
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ThermalCracks-cropped

Initial simulation of thermal crack.

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With the current problem settings, the simulation seems to take about ~10h on my desktop and ~20h on my laptop.

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Current output:
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Besides the length of the simulation, is this ready to be merged?

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streeve commented Jun 27, 2024

With the current problem settings, the simulation seems to take about ~10h on my desktop and ~20h on my laptop.

This is extremely slow compared to the other problems - can we not reduce the resolution at all? We can merge as is and change later I suppose

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With the current problem settings, the simulation seems to take about ~10h on my desktop and ~20h on my laptop.

This is extremely slow compared to the other problems - can we not reduce the resolution at all? We can merge as is and change later I suppose

Yes, we can probably merge and adapt the example resolution afterwards.

@streeve streeve merged commit f1485b2 into ORNL:main Jun 27, 2024
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