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Cloud Computing for Engineering Applications

Cloud Computing for Engineering Applications

Benito A. Stradi-Granados

 

Verlag Springer-Verlag, 2020

ISBN 9783030404451 , 384 Seiten

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Cloud Computing for Engineering Applications


 

Acknowledgements

5

Introduction

6

Contents

14

List of Figures

17

List of Tables

31

Chapter 1: From the Office to the Cloud, Why Should You Care?

32

1.1 What Is the Cloud?

32

1.2 Cloud Facilities

33

1.3 Cloud Computing

34

1.4 Role of Higher Management

35

1.5 Experience Developing Services

35

1.6 Cloud Services: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, BPaaS

35

1.7 Starting Cloud Computing

36

1.8 Azure Global Distribution

42

1.9 Current Successes

43

1.10 Extract of Azure Virtual Machines

44

1.11 Use of Microsoft Azure Computational Capabilities in the Doctoral Curriculum

47

1.12 Commissioning a Virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure (Azure VM)

47

1.13 Configuration Summary

55

1.14 Accessing Your Virtual Machine

56

1.15 Configuring Your Virtual Machine

59

1.16 Purchasing Rather Than Provisioning in Microsoft Windows Azure

59

1.17 Virtual Machine Dynamic IP Address

61

1.18 Security and Initial Settings

61

1.19 Computer Configuration for COMSOL Multiphysics©

68

1.20 Installation of COMSOL Multiphysics® 5.4

78

1.21 COMSOL Example: Computer Fan Modeling

85

Further Readings

87

Chapter 2: Generating a Model

88

2.1 Building a Model in COMSOL Multiphysics©

88

2.2 Defining the Physics Involved

89

2.3 Defining the Study

91

2.4 Building the Geometry

92

2.5 Selecting the Materials

96

2.6 CPU Consumption in the Cloud

109

2.7 Boundary Layers

112

2.8 Advanced Features: Batch Processing

114

2.9 Advanced Processing: Parametric Sweep

117

2.10 Case of the Turbulent Flow Fan: A More Elaborate Problem

129

Important Equations: Laminar Flow (spf)

145

Appendix

145

Equation 1. Navier–Stokes Equation

145

Equation 2. Continuity Equation

146

Inlet

146

Equation 3. Inlet Velocity Equation

146

Outlet

146

Equation 4. Pressure Equation

146

Important Equations: Heat Transfer in Solids (ht)

146

Equation 5. Heat Transfer in Solids Equation

146

Equation 6. Thermal Insulation Equation

146

Equation 7. Heat Transfer in Fluids

146

Further Readings

147

Chapter 3: Building a Prototype

148

3.1 The Solidworks Environment

148

3.2 Adding Elements to the Solid Frame

233

3.3 Creating Propeller for Fan

240

3.4 Creating Cylindrical Bushing for Fan Propeller

269

3.5 Assembly

272

Chapter 4: Motion Studies

300

4.1 Building a Motion Study

300

4.2 Flow Simulations

305

Further Readings

329

Chapter 5: Matlab Primer

330

5.1 Basic Annotation

330

5.2 Examples

330

5.3 Arithmetic Operators

331

5.4 Logical Operators

331

5.5 Naming Variables, Programs, and Subroutines

332

5.6 Loops

333

5.7 Matlab Number Format

333

5.8 Reading and Writing

334

5.9 Array Variables

335

5.10 Getting into Matlab

336

5.11 Variable Names

336

5.11.1 Matlab Uses

337

5.12 Exercise 1: Taylor Series

337

5.13 Exercise 2: Newton–Raphson Method

339

5.14 Exercise 3: Gauss Elimination

341

5.15 Exercise 4: LU Decomposition

341

5.16 Exercise 5: Trajectories and Tracking

342

5.17 Exercise 6: Trajectories and Tracking

345

5.18 Exercise 7: Parallel Processing

347

5.18.1 Determine the Processing Time for the Traditional for Loop.

348

5.18.2 Determine the Processing Time for the Parallel Processing parfor Loop.

348

5.18.3 How Many Workers Perform the Parallel Process?

348

Further Readings

357

Chapter 6: Shell Installation

358

6.1 Linux Systems

358

Further Readings

371

Notes

372

Solidworks

373

COMSOL Multiphysics©

374

Matlab

375

Operating System Windows

376

Operating System Linux

377

Index

378