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A Python-based Framework for Real-time Simulation using Comprehensive Analysis

Greg Rubenstein, Ananth Sridharan, David Moy, and Inderjit Chopra, University of Maryland, College Park

May 17, 2016

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A Python-based Framework for Real-time Simulation using Comprehensive Analysis

Authors / Details: Greg Rubenstein, Ananth Sridharan, David Moy, and Inderjit Chopra, University of Maryland, College Park

Abstract
This paper describes an open-source framework to use a rotorcraft comprehensive analysis with elastic blades and free wake for real-time simulation. Several acceleration strategies are combined with load-balanced parallelization algorithms to achieve this goal. Up to 24 times speed-up for trim, and 33 times speed-up for time marching were demonstrated for a single rotor system with 4 blades, allowing for 5 deg azimuthal time steps. Heterogeneous computing for accelerated analysis with free wake was also explored as a preliminary step towards real-time wake modeling. 23 times/29 times speed-ups were obtained with a GPU for a single rotor and coaxial rotor, respectively, compared to serial execution on CPUs. Lag-free communication between the analysis and a pilot interface is provided by a Python framework.

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