Method and data

One rented machine ran both codes on 2026-10-11. Everything the other pages quote or draw is in the files below.

One rented machine, both codes on it

GPU (brae)1 × NVIDIA H100 PCIe 80 GB, plus 1 CPU core
CPU (OpenFOAM)26 cores of an Intel Xeon Platinum 8480+ (the instance's share; not a whole 56-core processor), 26 MPI ranks, scotch
Memory221 GiB
OpenFOAMv2412, the packaged build; Open MPI 4.1.2
braecommit da7ef7e; its test suite 907 of 907
Binary sha2561d823cb400f6fdc957565d83b38e81557a86d6d345afe97dccddbd7ddf5d7ecb
OSUbuntu 22.04.5
Measured2026-10-11; one OpenFOAM run and one brae run per setting

interFoam shipped in release 0.5.0. The numbers on these pages were measured on commit da7ef7e, 27 commits ahead of release 0.5.0, and arrive with the next release.

Source of the experiment

K.M.T. Kleefsman, G. Fekken, A.E.P. Veldman, B. Iwanowski, B. Buchner, “A Volume-of-Fluid based simulation method for wave impact problems”, Journal of Computational Physics 206 (2005) 363–393. doi:10.1016/j.jcp.2004.12.007

Experiment carried out at MARIN; measurements from the SPHERIC benchmark archive, test 2 (test_case_2_exp_data.xls; test description by Issa and Violeau, release 1.1, 2006). spheric-sph.org/tests/test-02

The measured files

Nothing in them is estimated. A blank cell is a run that does not exist or a quantity a code does not print.