Difference between revisions of "Grid BC Shape Commands"
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* <tt>(x1, y1)</tt> to <tt>(x2, y2)</tt> define <tt>(x, y)</tt> coordinates for the points at the beginning and end of the line (or <tt>(R, Z)</tt> coordinates if axisymmetric). The units are mm (or determined by a [[Units Attribute|units attribute]] in <tt>XML</tt> files). | |||
* <tt>(tolerance)</tt> is an optional tolerance. If it is omitted, the tolerance will be set to a small fraction of the grid's cell minimum cell size. | |||
This command will apply velocity, temperature, and/or concentration boundary conditions to all nodes with <tt>(tolerance)</tt> of the line from <tt>(x1, y1)</tt> to <tt>(x2, y2)</tt>. | This command will apply velocity, temperature, and/or concentration boundary conditions to all nodes with <tt>(tolerance)</tt> of the line from <tt>(x1, y1)</tt> to <tt>(x2, y2)</tt>. |
Revision as of 11:29, 20 December 2013
These commands define shapes. All nodes contained with in the shape will be assigned boundary conditions specified within the shape command.
Line (2D and Axisymmetric)
The command to select a line through a 2D mesh in scripted files is:
MoveLine (x1),(y1),(x2),(y2),(tolerance) (one or more velocity, temperature, or concentration condition) ... EndMoveLine
In XML files, a line is selected with:
<BCLine units='(units)' x1='(x1)' y1='(y1)' x2='(x2)' y2='(y2)' tolerance='(tolerance)'> (one or more velocity, temperature, or concentration condition) ... </BCLine>
where
- (x1, y1) to (x2, y2) define (x, y) coordinates for the points at the beginning and end of the line (or (R, Z) coordinates if axisymmetric). The units are mm (or determined by a units attribute in XML files).
- (tolerance) is an optional tolerance. If it is omitted, the tolerance will be set to a small fraction of the grid's cell minimum cell size.
This command will apply velocity, temperature, and/or concentration boundary conditions to all nodes with (tolerance) of the line from (x1, y1) to (x2, y2).