2022.3
This section documents the usage of some of the utility scripts that are provided with Virtual Wind Tunnel.
Use python based automation to quickly setup Virtual Wind Tunnel simulations in batch mode.
Documentation of Virtual Wind Tunnel Python API.
Create mesh refinement zones.
Get and set farfield mesh/element size.
View new features for Virtual Wind Tunnel for ultraFluidX 2022.3.
Learn the basics and discover the workspace.
Discover Virtual Wind Tunnel for ultraFluidX functionality with interactive tutorials.
Create, open, import, and save models.
Create and modify sketch curves, PolyNURBS, surfaces, and solids.
Manage the parts and assemblies that make up your model.
Set up your model for analysis.
Submit jobs and view reports.
Command line utilities require zero or more options in order to run. These options may be supplied on the command line or placed in one or more configuration files.
Post-processing utility that uses results from ultraFluidX to generate a PowerPoint or PDF report containing images and graphs of the results of the simulation.
Use basic Inspire API to load data.
Create a wind tunnel.
Create a turbulence generator.
Identify parts.
Create a belt system.
Create a box refinement zone around a part. If no part is specified, a box is created around the entire model.
Create an offset refinement zone around a part. If no part is specified, a refinement zone is created for the entire model.
Assign a part as a custom refinement zone.
Define result output types.
Create a new fluid material.
Set output parameters.
Set simulation parameters.
The precursorRun script is a standalone command line utility that generates the .xml input files to run two simulations: a precursor ultraFluidX simulation with coarser mesh and fast turnaround time and a user desired ultraFluidX simulation starting from the results generated by the precursor simulation.
precursorRun
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Explore the command line options and input file syntax for ultraFluidX.
vwt.getMeshSize() vwt.setMeshSize(value)