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December 28th, 2007, 07:41 PM
Short film I made for local news about an equation that's taking a while to crack!
http://www.test-tube.org.uk/sixtysec...s_computer.htm
Is that you in the vid?
East Midlands today? As in Midlands UK? Thats where I'm from :P
What are the specs on his comp d'ya think? Looks pretty ancient, wonder what CPU/RAM hes packed into it. (Maybe time to get a new PC? Monitor included!)
From what I know of CFD (Computational fluid dynamics), some supercomputers (even in the Tera-FLOPS range) will still take many days to fully simulate aircraft flows. Compressor simulations are pretty demanding, but full engine simulations are much more so, and full flight simulations are even worse.
An example of a supercomputer used for CFD by aircraft companies:
The room will probably be fully temperature, and humidity controlled too, so there!
That's where i'm from too!Originally Posted by bit4bit
Is that you in the vid?
East Midlands today? As in Midlands UK? Thats where I'm from :P
What are the specs on his comp d'ya think? Looks pretty ancient, wonder what CPU/RAM hes packed into it. (Maybe time to get a new PC? Monitor included!)
From what I know of CFD (Computational fluid dynamics), some supercomputers (even in the Tera-FLOPS range) will still take many days to fully simulate aircraft flows. Compressor simulations are pretty demanding, but full engine simulations are much more so, and full flight simulations are even worse.
An example of a supercomputer used for CFD by aircraft companies:
The room will probably be fully temperature, and humidity controlled too, so there!
Middle England Middle Earth!
^^Woot! Return to the fiery chasm from whence you came!:P
Yes it is a festering inferno of sin.^^Woot! Return to the fiery chasm from whence you came!
Even the bus station is known as the gaping mouth of hell and has been called the worst piece of architecture in Britain!
Haha what part you from?
You have got to guess!
Clue - it's famous landmark is a big tower that used to be used to test lifts
London?You have got to guess!
Clue - it's famous landmark is a big tower that used to be used to test lifts
approx 60 miles north up the M1London?You have got to guess!
Clue - it's famous landmark is a big tower that used to be used to test lifts
Google revealed Northhampton maybe?
Me, I'm from West Midlands, in Birmingham. In places its a festering inferno of sin as well. :P
Spot on
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