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June 3, 2010, 16:09 |
Discretizer questions
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M. Montero
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Hi,
I am trying to use discretizer to mesh over some complex curves ( which define a surface) defined with several points. Is it possible to create a complex surface with discretizer between two different curves? ( line and curve and obtain a "torsioned" surface). My objective is to create a script for discretizer where points are imported, curves are created, surfaces and then the volume is discretized. Could someone tell me about the way dz file is created? I do not understand the way in which line is created with two points with the use of * at some points of each line. Thank you Marcelino |
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June 5, 2010, 03:37 |
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Hi,
Discretizer's spiritus rector has a email account bjorn (dot) bergqvist (AT) gmail (dot) com I hope it is okay to copy email adress from http://www.discretizer.org =>March 31, 2010, lets twitter on #openfoam The Master would like to hear some twitter on #openfoam! See you on: http://twitter.com/discretizer in this forum user bjornthe http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/members/bjornthe.html i can not help you more as, i am a beginner to Discretizer I'm mainly interested in SHM gui and therefore Discretizer::Setup is s.th i want to use. elvis |
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June 9, 2010, 05:15 |
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Björn Bergqvist
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Hello,
Currently it is not possible to do what you want. Open the *.dtz file in a spreadsheet. Then you se different objects are associated in columns. So if something is referenced with a *, it means it is associated with that object. If it would have been p0. Then it is the internal object p0 of that object... maybe I explain it with pictures one day. The type of thing you want to do would be interesting to implement in Discretizer. Regards Björn Bergqvist I am trying to use discretizer to mesh over some complex curves ( which define a surface) defined with several points. Is it possible to create a complex surface with discretizer between two different curves? ( line and curve and obtain a "torsioned" surface). My objective is to create a script for discretizer where points are imported, curves are created, surfaces and then the volume is discretized. Could someone tell me about the way dz file is created? I do not understand the way in which line is created with two points with the use of * at some points of each line.
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June 4, 2011, 10:46 |
How to creater a Porous media in a cylinder
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Sibusiso Mavuso
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: South Africa/Pretoria
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Hello everyone
I just discover the discretizer tool and have tried to creat a few cubes and setup cases. I would like some1 to show/help me with creating porous zones in these cubes and how to create a cylindrical geometry with porous zones. Thank u in advance, I think this tool is really helpful. |
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