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Journey into SPH Simulation: A Comprehensive Framework and Showcase

17 Mar 2024arXiv:2403.11156links table onlyarchive 2025-07-28

Haofeng Huang, Li Yi

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This report presents the development and results of an advanced SPH (Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics) simulation framework, designed for high fidelity fluid dynamics modeling. Our framework, accessible at https://github.com/jason-huang03/SPH_Project, integrates various SPH algorithms including WCSPH, PCISPH, and DFSPH, alongside techniques for rigid-fluid coupling and high viscosity fluid simulations. Leveraging the computational power of CUDA and the versatility of Taichi, the framework excels in handling large-scale simulations with millions of particles. We demonstrate the capability of our framework through a series of simulations showcasing rigid-fluid coupling, high viscosity fluids, and large-scale fluid dynamics. Furthermore, a detailed performance analysis reveals CUDA's superior efficiency across different hardware platforms. This work is an exploraion into modern SPH simulation techniques, showcasing their practical implementation and capabilities.

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