Onload software accelerates your application without requiring modifications to the application. Onload is a premium add-on product for XtremeScale adapters that provides POSIX compliant TCP, UDP, and multicast interfaces with full kernel bypass.
TCP Direct is Xilinx's ultra-low latency stack. Since version 8.0.0, TCP Direct packages require OpenOnload packages to be installed with matching first three parts of the version number. Prior to version 8.0.0, TCP Direct is included within OpenOnload packages.
Our PTP adapters use the standard Linux drivers (either installed via a driver RPM or part of an Onload installation). The Enhanced PTP Daemon (sfptpd) takes full advantage of all the PTP hardware features available on our PTP adapters.
Since v3.6.0.1015, sfptpd is shipped with multiple RPM package types in order to match the differing installation conventions of older and newer operating systems and to take advantage of newer default build options.
SolarCapture Pro is a set of tools for capturing, timestamping, processing and injecting network traffic. SolarCapture Pro is able to capture packets received from the network at very high rates, apply filtering in hardware and software, perform custom processing, and write packets to disk in PCAP format.
Currently, there are no plans for further product releases of SolarCapturePro. Instead, we have recently open-sourced the SolarCapture code. This is not a formally tested version, but has been updated to use Python 3.
SolarCapture Pro is a suite of tools for capturing, timestamping, processing and injecting network traffic. SolarCapture Pro can capture network packets at very high rates, apply filtering in hardware and software, perform custom processing, and write packets to disk in PCAP format.
These pages contain OEM-validated drivers and software for adapters that are purchased from Dell and Hewlett Packard Enterprise. For the latest Solarflare drivers and software please select Drivers and Software.
The Linux utilities RPM package contains the sfupdate utility which can be used to reflash the firmware on the adapter.
The Release Note contains a changelog for all firmware changes between public releases.
The Linux diagnostics (sfreport) is a script that can be used to generate an HTML report which contains information on the system, drivers and adapter which is useful to Solarflare support and engineering teams.
Flaresim is the industry standard flare simulation/design application. Designed by professional engineers, for professional engineers, it models thermal radiation and noise footprints generated by flare systems for offshore platforms, gas plants, refineries and chemical plants, and predicts the temperature of exposed surfaces within range.
Flaresim flare systems design and analysis software is the industry standard and the leading software in the design and evaluation of flare systems for both onshore and offshore applications. It provides accurate modelling of thermal radiation, temperature, and noise footprints of flared fluids generated from chemical processes.
The application can analyze installations of any complexity, with unlimited multiple flare tips on multiple vertical, horizontal or inclined flare stacks. Users can model pipe flares, sonic flares and liquid burners using a range of algorithms. They can also enter and report data in units of their choice, and can convert data to other units at any time.
3D flame-shape analysis
Flaresim provides full 3D flame-shape analysis with complete flexibility in the location and orientation of multiple stacks, and rapid evaluation of flare systems under different wind speeds and directions. Shield options can be included.
Gas dispersion models
Flaresim includes gas dispersion models for both jet dispersion of flammable gases close to the stack and Gaussian dispersion of pollutants at longer distances.
The output from Flaresim is highly customizable, and you can select either summary or detailed output. Flaresim has a user-friendly interface and incorporates context-sensitive help at every stage for user guidance.
Software you trust, available in the cloud
Flaresim software is now available within the Delfi digital platform along with OLGA simulator, Symmetry platform, and PIPESIM simulator to enable a complete end-to-end design, analysis, and optimization of your full production system.
Enhance accuracy of your full system design
Our new Symmetry Fluid Engine (previously VMGThermo) provides access to an extensive pure component library and thermodynamic property packages. Symmetry Fluid Engine allows you to accurately characterize any fluid and use the property estimations for flare safety calculations in Flaresim software.
Improve safety through integrated design and analysis
Flaresim software is now available within Symmetry platform, enabling you to evaluate an entire flare system, including scenario management, relief valve sizing, network hydraulic calculations, and safety analysis in one environment. This integration eliminates assumptions, increases accuracy, mitigates risks, and reduces opex.
Symmetry Fluid Engine allows you to accurately characterize any fluid and consumed with many SLB software products such as Symmetry process software platform, OLGA dynamic multiphase flow simulator, PIPESIM steady-state multiphase flow simulator, and non-SLB products, such as HTRI.
Together in one package, they offer powerful insight that enables you to reduce assumptions and eliminates the need to move information across different platforms. Now, you can switch between different property and thermodynamic packages, so you can achieve the right design the first time.
This comprehensive tool enables tracking greenhouse gas emissions, the use of assist fluids such air or steam to achieve smokeless operation, modelling of thermal shields, and rigorous sizing and rating capabilities for knockout and seal drums.
Flaresim software is part of the Symmetry flare workspace, which provides capabilities to simulate the entire flare system in steady state and dynamics, including pressure relief valve (PRV) sizing and hydraulic analysis of the flare network.
Generate jet dispersion plots based on the approach to the fluid lower explosive limit (LEL) percentage. You can use it as a safety tool to know and identify locations where the concentration level is close to the LEL, indicating a risk of ignition and burning.
With the display of receptor points, you can know specific values of radiation, noise, temperature, and concentration at key locations, such as the workshop and helideck. Visualizing dispersion plots enables monitoring concentration values of the gases relieved from the flare tip.
Contour and downwind Gaussian dispersion plots in volume concentration units (ppm) give you more flexibility in the units of reporting pollutants, combustion products, and unburnt flared fluid to match regulatory units used by environmental agencies.
Flaresim is validated to run under Windows 7, 8 and 10. It should also run on earlier versions such as Vista and XP but is not tested for this. Under 64-bit versions of Windows it runs as a 32-bit application. A PC on which you wish to run Flaresim should have at least 1Gb of RAM, and should also have a USB port for connection of the Flaresim security key.
We are able to provide a range of flare system training courses from narrowly focused introductions to the use of Flaresim to broader based courses that consider the modelling of the full flare system including load generation calculations and flare header design.
The calculation for artificial satellites uses Mike McCant's QuickSat program and Robert Matson's Iridflar program. Take the time to read the documentation for these programs. It is located in the data/quicksat and data/iridflar folder.
First select the date range for the prediction, the limiting magnitude for the list and to plot to the chart, the TLE file to use for the calculation (use the Ctrl or Shift key to select multiple files). Use the two check boxes on the right if you want to see daytime pass or if you want to include the Iridium flare to the list.
The TLE file for the Iridium flare must be named iridium.tle. If you want to show the satellite path before and after the flare on the chart you must include this file on the list and select a limiting magnitude of at least 8 for the chart.
You can also use a script to download the files. The following example can be used as a starting point to get the files you need. You can get tledownload for Windows or for Linux or Mac. It require you create a space-track account first.
The Iridflar program is a dos16 application, it run natively only on Windows 32 bits.
On Windows 64 bits a version of Dosbox is include with the Skychart installer.
On Linux and Mac you need to install Dosbox:
Flare (Free Libre Action Roleplaying Engine) is a simple game engine built to handle a very specific kind of game: single-player 2D action RPGs. Flare is not a re-implementation of an existing game or engine. It is a tribute to and exploration of the action RPG genre.
Flare comes bundled with a game made by the Flare team, the Empyrean Campaign. The Empyrean Campaign's story begins with the player being exiled from their homeland of Empyrean, resulting in them embarking on a quest to regain entry. This journey takes the player through many regions, with plenty of side quests along the way.
The Windows copy ships with a 32-bit version. I haven't set up the manifest here on itch for it to launch properly through the client, so your best bet would be to grab the installer EXE. It should have the option to install the 32-bit version.
My recommendation is to try using some of the scrolls that Florin sells in Perdition Harbor. Specifically, the Summon Zombie and Reflection scrolls. They can really help turn the tide in a tough battle.
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