FINE™/Turbo Computation
This example shows how to submit a job on the Rescale platform. The simulationSimulation is experimentation, testing scenarios, and making... More software used is FINE™/Turbo from NUMECA, a powerful commercial computational flow dynamics (CFD) simulation code. Please contact us if you’re having trouble.

About this simulation
This example uses the FINE™/Turbo solverA solver is a numerical algorithm or a software tool that so... More to run a 3D steady state simulation of a high pressure centrifugal compressor (HPCC) stage including an impeller with splitters and a vaned diffuser. For more information about the HPCC test case and detailed modelA numerical, symbolic, or logical representation of a system... More setup tutorial, please refer to the NUMECA documentation or contact NUMECA support.
You must zip your FINE™/Turbo project input files. You can assign any name to the zip archive, however all of the following FINE™/Turbo input files are required:
project.zip:
./project_file.iec
./_mesh/mesh_file.igg
./_mesh/mesh_file.bcs
./_mesh/mesh_file.cgns
./_mesh/mesh_file.geom
./_mesh/mesh_file.*
For this example, upload the hpcc_stage.zip archive. Contact Rescale or NUMECA to obtain a copy.
Specify a Post Processing Script

Click Save and Next to proceed.
Review and Submit


Ongoing job stages will show a blue progress bar. Completed steps will show a green progress bar and a check mark. Timing of each job step is listed as well.
The Status page also allows you to view the contents of output files in real time. This is known as live tailingalso referred to as real-time log monitoring or live log str... More a file. This can be very useful in monitoring the progress of a job. In this case, the two output files of particular interest are:
/process_output.log
/rescale_solver.log

From this page you can do several things:
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- You can download all files using the blue Download button.
- You can use the Actions menu, highlighted in red, to act on groups of selected files.
- The Action buttons, allow you to view, download, delete, or make individual files available for future jobs.
For more information on how to download and manipulate files on the Rescale platform, please see the Downloading Data article.
We hope you’ve found this tutorial useful. For feedback and questions please contact Rescale or NUMECA support teams.