material number
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Assume an “inlet tube” cuts a sphere tangentially (see here https://virtualmathmuseum.org/SpaceCurves/spherical_ellipse/spherical_ellipse.html). The task would be to configure the contour formed on the surface as a material number and thus as an “inflow” boundary condition.
The surface is visible in my stl-file. Should it work?
from docu:
“This is done inside OpenLB and not with the STL-file. You need to assign different material numbers to the different regions ”by hand” (see cylinder3d).”What do you mean by “the surface is visible in my stl-file”? Can you link the file?
The general approach is to import the STL file (or rather the surface described by it) as a material number and then rename indicator-described subsets to represent e.g. inlets. See e.g.
examples/turbulence/aorta3d.
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