MURMUR Mesh Computing Remote Automatic Workflow

MURMUR Mesh Computing Remote Automatic Workflow revolutionizes the field of material simulation by providing a unified platform for the automated generation and processing of 3D microstructure meshes, targeting applications in the Multiphysics Object-oriented Simulation Environment.

Historically, generating synthetic microstructure grain meshes for simulations involved using disparate open-source solutions without a cohesive system, leading to inefficiencies and technical challenges. MURMUR addresses this gap by integrating various technologies into a single streamlined workflow, promoting ease of use and technical precision.

MURMUR utilizes a microservice architecture encapsulated within Docker containers, ensuring a robust and scalable solution. The suite comprises three primary services: a user-friendly interface developed in Svelte for parameter input and visualization, a mesh generator utilizing the Python-based DREAM3D for voxelized mesh creation, and a Cubit runner that facilitates high-performance computing integration and mesh refinement.

Advantages

• Unified Workflow: Integrates multiple meshing technologies into a single platform, eliminating the need for manual intervention between processes.
• Enhanced Simulation Accuracy: Utilizes advanced tools like Cubit's Sculpt library for precise grain boundary smoothing.
• Open-Source Collaboration: Encourages community development and enhancement with no proprietary constraints.
• Customization and Flexibility: Users can define detailed microstructure parameters and mesh refinements to suit specific simulation needs.
• Cost Efficiency: Leverages open-source software, reducing technology deployment and maintenance costs.

Applications

• Material Science Research: Ideal for researchers focusing on the 3D simulation of polycrystalline materials at the grain length scale.
• Educational Purposes: Useful tool in academic settings for teaching advanced material simulation concepts.
• R&D Departments: This department supports research and development activities in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and electronics, where material behavior simulation is crucial.

Explore the capabilities of MURMUR Mesh Computing Remote Automatic Workflow to streamline your microstructure simulation processes.This software is open source and available at no cost. Download now by visiting the product's GitHub page.