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Revision as of 14:35, 21 January 2015
Introduction
Elmer is an open source (GPL) computational tool for multi-physics problems. It is developed by CSC in collaboration with Finnish universities, research laboratories and industry. To test ONELAB models working with Elmer, you shall need a working installation of the code. The easiest way to do so, is to install first the generic ONELAB virtual machine on your system by following these instructions. When done, log in into the virtual machine (username: olvm, passwd: olvm) and proceed with the installation of Elmer, and downloading benchmark ONELAB models. Instructions to do so are given in the next section.
The OLVM Virtual machine is distributed with Gmsh and Elmer preinstalled.
You have to be online.
The model examples detailed in the next section are downloaded in a directory named ELMERMODELS with the command
getElmerModels.sh -test
The option -test additionally executes an automatic check on the downloaded models, the result of which is given in the file ELMERMODELS/report.txt.
ONELAB models
Cryotherapy : Thermal analysis of the cryogenic treatment of warts
Beam3D : Didactical model of a 3D cantilever elastic beam
Laser : Thermal analysis of laser skin stimulation
Drug patch : Analysis of drug diffusion from a patch into the skin
