Adapting Collaborative Software Development Techniques to Structural Engineering

Sempolinski, Peter; Thain, Douglas; Wei, Zhigang; Kareem, Ahsan

doi:10.1109/mcse.2015.88

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“…Other attempts (Sempolinski, 2015) aim to overcome the increasing programming difficulties with recent Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) codes on parallel computers for large systems, as well. Problems regarding the integration between computational codes and experimental data were analyzed for design activities of multiple collaborating designers (Adrianne, 2013), but solutions refer to high speed flow regimes.…”

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Software Integration for Heat Transfer Simulation of Electronic Circuits

MANTEA¹,

Alexandru²,

PUPǍZǍ³

et al. 2016

SIC

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Thermal and fluid flow simulation have become increasingly important in the design and operation of electronic circuits, improving the performance and preventing their failure. The paper presents a software integration tool for coupled thermal-Computational Fluid Dynamics simulation of power electronics. The purpose is the extension, customization and integration of a platform, based on ANSYS Workbench interface to automatically create, simulate and explore the heat transfer during operation of electronic circuits. The authors examined recent literature, technical solutions, user's profile, as well as new software functionalities. New trends on the topic were identified, but also drawbacks of the simulation tools available for power electronic components. The main objectives were to find a simple and efficient tool to perform the design, the multi-physics simulation of the electronic circuits and the verification of the results. The design of the electronic circuits has automatically been completed using virtual libraries and devoted software. Compatibility and format conversion have also been discussed. The platform includes acquisition instruments for experimental data that can be employed as input parameters in model preparation stages. The connectivity with the optimization procedures and further developments of the platform were explained. A case study, comprising a forced convection cooling for a printed circuit board, taking into account the heat generated by the active MOSFET components and the film coefficient generated by the fan proved the reliability of the platform.

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confidence: 99%

Software Integration for Heat Transfer Simulation of Electronic Circuits

MANTEA¹,

Alexandru²,

PUPǍZǍ³

et al. 2016

SIC

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Emerging frontiers in wind engineering: Computing, stochastics, machine learning and beyond

Kareem

2020

Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics

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Comparison of the plant growth-promotion performance of a consortium of Bacilli inoculated as endospores or as vegetative cells

Hashmi

Paul

Al-Dourobi

et al. 2019

FEMS Microbiology Ecology

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The effect of three plant growth-promoting Bacillus strains inoculated either alone or as a consortium was tested on oat (Avena sativa) growth. The bioinoculants were applied as vegetative cells or endospores at low cell densities on the seeds and their effect was tested in sterile in vitro conditions, pot experiments, and a field trial. The in vitro seed germination assay showed that both individual bacterial inocula and bacterial consortia had positive effects on seed germination. Greenhouse pot experiments with sterile and non-sterile soil showed that consortia increased the total dry biomass of oat plants as compared to single strain inoculation and uninoculated controls. However, the positive impact on plant growth was less prominent when the bioinoculated strains had to compete with native soil microbes. Finally, the field experiment demonstrated that the consortium of vegetative cells was more efficient in promoting oat growth than the endospore consortium and the uninoculated control. Moreover, both consortia successfully colonized the roots and the rhizosphere of oat plants, without modifying the overall structure of the autochthonous soil microbial communities.

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Adapting Collaborative Software Development Techniques to Structural Engineering

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Software Integration for Heat Transfer Simulation of Electronic Circuits

Software Integration for Heat Transfer Simulation of Electronic Circuits

Emerging frontiers in wind engineering: Computing, stochastics, machine learning and beyond

Comparison of the plant growth-promotion performance of a consortium of Bacilli inoculated as endospores or as vegetative cells

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