Loading docs/source_docs/eb/EBWalls.rst +14 −3 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -11,11 +11,12 @@ Constructing Embedded Boundaries in MFIX-Exa ============================================ MFIX-Exa allows 3 approaches to specify embedded boundaries (EBs). MFIX-Exa allows 4 approaches to specify embedded boundaries (EBs). 1. Using native AMReX cpp functions. 2. Using CSG file format. 3. Using planar walls. 4. Using STL file format. There are also two parameters (specified in the ``inputs`` file) that influence the level-set creation: Loading Loading @@ -72,8 +73,9 @@ CSG File Format Alternatively, the constructive solid geometry can be created using OpenSCAD's CSG file format by installing the ``csg-eb`` library. To use this option, MFIX-Exa must be built with the flag ``MFIX_CSG=TRUE`` and the option ``mfix.geometry_filename`` must be set in the ``inputs``. See the `CSG-EB repository`_ for more details about this format. and the options ``mfix.geom_type = csg`` and ``mfix.geometry_filename`` must be set in the ``inputs``. See the `CSG-EB repository`_ for more details about this format. Planar Walls Loading @@ -85,6 +87,15 @@ file. Even if the user does not specify an ``mfix.geometry`` or any no-slip or free-slip boundary conditions are expressed as EB walls. STL File Format *************** A standard triangle language (STL) file created using numerous CAD programs can also specify the EB geometry. To use this method, the options ``mfix.geom_type = stl`` and ``mfix.geometry_filename`` must be set in the ``inputs``. How MFIX-Exa Constructs the EB Geometry --------------------------------------- Loading Loading
docs/source_docs/eb/EBWalls.rst +14 −3 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -11,11 +11,12 @@ Constructing Embedded Boundaries in MFIX-Exa ============================================ MFIX-Exa allows 3 approaches to specify embedded boundaries (EBs). MFIX-Exa allows 4 approaches to specify embedded boundaries (EBs). 1. Using native AMReX cpp functions. 2. Using CSG file format. 3. Using planar walls. 4. Using STL file format. There are also two parameters (specified in the ``inputs`` file) that influence the level-set creation: Loading Loading @@ -72,8 +73,9 @@ CSG File Format Alternatively, the constructive solid geometry can be created using OpenSCAD's CSG file format by installing the ``csg-eb`` library. To use this option, MFIX-Exa must be built with the flag ``MFIX_CSG=TRUE`` and the option ``mfix.geometry_filename`` must be set in the ``inputs``. See the `CSG-EB repository`_ for more details about this format. and the options ``mfix.geom_type = csg`` and ``mfix.geometry_filename`` must be set in the ``inputs``. See the `CSG-EB repository`_ for more details about this format. Planar Walls Loading @@ -85,6 +87,15 @@ file. Even if the user does not specify an ``mfix.geometry`` or any no-slip or free-slip boundary conditions are expressed as EB walls. STL File Format *************** A standard triangle language (STL) file created using numerous CAD programs can also specify the EB geometry. To use this method, the options ``mfix.geom_type = stl`` and ``mfix.geometry_filename`` must be set in the ``inputs``. How MFIX-Exa Constructs the EB Geometry --------------------------------------- Loading