"Quanscient Allsolve is the 'go-to' tool for our most sophisticated superconductor simulations in stellarator design."
Lucio M. Milanese, PhD
Co-founder and COO, Proxima Fusion
"Simulation time from 3 weeks to 8 hours, with accuracy refined from 10% to 3% of experimental data."
Iana Volvach, PhD
Electromagnetic FEA Engineer, skyTran
"Quanscient Allsolve is a groundbreaking tool for advanced 3D superconductor simulations."
Antti Stenvall, PhD
Adjunct professor, Tampere University
"With Quanscient Allsolve, I am able to run complex simulations in under a day which would otherwise take a week to finish."
Nicolo Riva, PhD
PostDoc MIT at PSFC
"With Quanscient Allsolve, we found the working design in the first iteration, saving three months in product development time."
Antony Hartley
CAE Consultant, Pixieray
Easily and automatically set the net current with no additional degrees of freedom and no additional algebraic constraints providing a more stable simulation with faster and more accurate results.
No cooking recipes needed to handle insulators, thus allowing a more straightforward setup with fewer numerical parameters to tweak.
Easily coupled to thermal problems for quench simulations while taking mechanics into account.
Quanscient Allsolve has been successfully applied in real-world projects, helping engineers and researchers achieve results and overcome the limitations of traditional simulation software.
In a collaborative project with Proxima Fusion and Atled Engineering, Quanscient Allsolve was used to simulate a full-scale stellarator, a complex magnetic confinement device for nuclear fusion research.
The simulation involved over 300 million unknowns and required substantial computational resources.
Allsolve's cloud-based parallelization and DDM enabled the team to complete the simulation in less than 9 minutes using 500 cores, something that would have been impossible with traditional on-premise solutions.
This example demonstrates Allsolve's capability to handle large-scale, computationally demanding simulations in a fraction of the time, accelerating research and development in the field of fusion energy.
In our previous HTS webinar, we showed how Quanscient Allsolve can be used to simulate the magnetoquasistatic and thermal behavior of a non-insulated 3D HTS coil.
The simulation showcased the software's intuitive GUI and its ability to handle complex geometries and multiphysics interactions, including current sources, circuit coupling, and heat transfer.
Allsolve's automated features, such as automatic cuts for unconstrained coils, simplified the setup process and reduced the potential for errors.
The ability to efficiently and accurately simulate such complex systems allows engineers to optimize coil designs and improve their performance and reliability.
In this example, Quanscient Allsolve was used to run a simulation with five filaments embedded in a copper matrix using H-phi formulation.
With 1 399 033 degrees of freedom, the leading desktop multiphysics solver took 8 days to run it in a 96-core HPC.
Quanscient Allsolve solved it in just 1h 45 min using 640 cores. With just five cores, Quanscient Allsolve ran it in under 50 hours.
The results demonstrated Allsolve's capability to accurately predict AC losses, which is essential for optimizing the design and performance of superconducting wires for various applications, including superconducting motors and transformers.
Transport current: 0.8*Ic
Frequency: 50 Hz
n-value: 30
Degrees of freedom: 1 399 033
Below, you'll find videos demonstrating some of the key capabilities of Quanscient Allsolve in superconductor simulations all the while showcasing our easy-to-use GUI.
Setting up and running an AC loss simulation has never been so easy.
It has certainly never been so fast.
See above how a superconductor AC loss simulation can be configured and run with multiple cores in the cloud.
DoF: 1 000 000
Runtime: 50 minutes
Cores: 50
Furthermore, Quanscient Allsolve allows you to run multiple configurations simultaneously without adding any extra computational time with automated parallel parametric sweeps.
See how it’s in the video above.
We demonstrate how to simulate the quench of a stack of six superconducting tapes, taking into account all the layers.
From the results, you can visualize the current distribution over all tapes in the stack, resolved up to each individual material layer.
Again, everything in the cloud with unlimited flexibility and speedups like none other.
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"Simulation time from 3 weeks to 8 hours, with accuracy refined from 10% to 3% of experimental data."
Iana Volvach, PhD
Electromagnetic FEA Engineer, skyTran
"Quanscient Allsolve is a groundbreaking tool for advanced 3D superconductor simulations."
Antti Stenvall, PhD
Adjunct professor, Tampere University
"With Quanscient Allsolve, I am able to run complex simulations in under a day which would otherwise take a week to finish."
Nicolo Riva, PhD
PostDoc MIT at PSFC
"With Quanscient Allsolve, we found the working design in the first iteration, saving three months in product development time."
Antony Hartley
CAE Consultant, Pixieray