Realistic, fast, and controllable simulation of solid combustion
Jian Zhu, Yuanzhang Chang, Enhua Wu
In Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds, 22(2-3), 2011.
Abstract: We present a realistic, fast, and controllable model to simulate fire propagation on solid objects with the object decomposition process involved. A hybrid structure of grids is employed to simulate the whole process efficiently. An improved burning surface update scheme based on level set and a novel method for visualizing the burning surface are proposed to produce convincing results. To achieve interactive simulation speed, a few acceleration techniques are employed, including a moving grid generated to dynamically track the fire propagation, a refined Marching Cubes method to reconstruct the burning surface, and a hardware-implemented fluid solver. By controlling a few physical and geometric parameters, we are able to simulate various solid combustion phenomena.
Keyword(s): fire propagation, level set, moving grid, marching cubes, CUDA
@article{Zhu:2011:RFA,
author = {Jian Zhu and Yuanzhang Chang and Enhua Wu},
title = {Realistic, fast, and controllable simulation of solid combustion},
journal = {Computer Animation and Virtual Worlds},
volume = {22},
number = {2-3},
pages = {125--132},
year = {2011},
}
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