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April 23, 2009, 15:22 |
problems with parallel computing
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Dongzi Wei
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I came across a very strange problem using parallel computing in Fluent. I want to simulate the flow and temperature in a CVD chamber, the substrate is heated by the chamber wall. When I run the case with 6 processors, the temperature in several points on the substrate surface is too high, 500K high than the temperature of chamber wall. Then if I use a single processor, the result seems ok. I cannot figure out the reason. Anybody has the same experience?
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