CERFACS

(Centre Européen de Recherche et de Formation Avancée en Calcul Scientifique)

Cerfacs is a basic and applied research center, specialized in modeling and numerical simulation. Through its facilities and expertise in High Performance Computing, Cerfacs deals with major scientific and technical research problems of public and industrial interest.

Cerfacs hosts interdisciplinary researchers such as physicians, applied mathematicians, numerical analysts, software engineers who design and develop innovative methods and software solutions to meet the needs of the aeronautics, space, climate, energy and environmental fields.

Cerfacs is involved in major national and international projects and is strongly interacting with its seven shareholders : Airbus GroupCnesEDFMétéo FranceOneraSafran et Total. It is also associated  with partners like CNRS (Associated Research Unit), Irit (common laboratory), CEA and Inria (cooperation agreements).

Cerfacs aims to

  • Develop scientific and technical researches in order to improve advanced computing methods, including a better consideration of the related physical processes as well as the development of performing algorithms for the new computers’ architectures,
  • Allow either solely or shared access to computers with new architecture, being able to gain performances,
  • Transfer this scientific knowledge and technical methods for application to big industrial sectors,
  • Train high qualified people and offer an advanced training for the fields and selected application themes.

Competence relevant to FLEX4H2

LES predictions of complex geometry turbulent reacting flows. The objective of CERFACS’ contribution to FLEX4H2 is within the previous context is in particular to assess the first stage combustion chamber of the GT36 to operate with different mixtures of H2/CH4 at different machines loads. Once ensured, the thermos-acoustic stability of such a burner in these various conditions will have to be assessed numerically in collaboration with other partners from the project.

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Clean Hydrogen Partnership Co-funded by the European Union Project co-funded by Swiss Confederation
This project is supported by the Clean Hydrogen Partnership and its members Hydrogen Europe and Hydrogen Europe Research (GA 101101427), and the Swiss Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research, State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI)
Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union, Clean Hydrogen Joint Undertaking, or Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI). Neither the European Union nor any other granting authority can be held responsible for them.