Modeling of the Natural Objects’ Temperature Field Distribution Using a Supercomputer

Abstract

There are some regions where the unique type of mineral water mining is compounded by the complex structure conditions of the field. Due to the high emergency risks, the automation of this type of mineral water fields’ exploitation process is a necessity. Kislovodskoe mineral water field was chosen as the experimental object, because it has a number of features that make it barely possible to use the conventional methods of mineral water extraction. In the process of extraction, the random vector impacts the mineral water pumping systems. This is mainly due to the complex hydrogeological structure. For the experiment, the laboratory installation and mathematical model were presented by the temperature field changing, due to the similitude of the mathematical apparatus and the hydrodynamic processes behavior,. The main object of this article is the analysis of the reservoir’s temperature field behavior using a hybrid supercomputer, and the differences between the supercomputer and a conventional personal computer modeling quality and implementation costs are also given..

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