File Format

Mesh generation

GRESSIER Jérémie — 2013-06-10T14:00:00Z

`ty2dmesh`

This tool can generate quad or tri based (regular) mesh. It includes morphing function and boundaries splitting.

generation of a bump (HiOCFD case C1.1) with tri regular splitting

ty2dmesh -nx 100 -ny 80 -fx "3*(x-.5)" -fy "0.8*(y+(1-y)*.0625*exp(-25*sqr(3*(x-.5))))" -tri4 bumptri4-100x80.tym

`ty3dmesh`

the same kind of tool for 3D hexa mesh.

Typhon post-processing

GRESSIER Jérémie — 2011-06-03T08:30:00Z

A set of tools is provided to manage Typhon internal format files. Post-processors are detailed here.

Converters are detailed on this linked article.

`tymonitor`

command line: tymonitor [options] -[mon] "monitor=equation" inputfile[.tys]

where -[mon] option:
- -avg "monitor=equation" : volume weighted average of monitor
- -min "monitor=equation" : minimum value of monitor
- -max "monitor=equation" : maximum value of monitor
- "monitor" is the monitor name, outputs are written to "monitor.tmon"
- "equation" is the expression of monitor, depending on x,y,z and field variables

where [options] could be:
- -axi : enforce 2D axisymmetric mesh (metric calculation)
- -imin index : starting index solution (default: 1)
- -imax index : ending index solution
- -isize size : size of index suffix (default: 4)

parsed files will be
- inputfile.tys if -imax has not been defined
- inputfile.nnnn.tys if -imax has been defined

XBIN neutral format

GRESSIER Jérémie — 2011-06-02T15:30:00Z

XBIN neutral format is a new fortran based binary format which has been developed to support TYPHON internal format but can be used for many other purposes. It features automatic handling of integers and reals endianness check of integers and reals sizes version numbers to ensure backward compatibility sequential structure of data blocks

- File Format / XBIN neutral format

Converters

GRESSIER Jérémie — 2011-05-10T20:00:00Z

`typhon2vtk`

command line: typhon2vtk [options] inputfile.tys
available options:
- -bin / -binary : binary output (default)
- -asc / -ascii : formatted output
- -o basename : define basename of output file (default is inputfile)

`typhon2tecplot`

The tecplot file contains 2 zones: one is the mesh, the other one is the solution (with shared connectivity and node positions)

command line: typhon2tecplot [options] inputfile.tys
available options:
- -o basename : define basename of output file (default is inputfile)