Analyzing data with Python and NumPy
Barracuda can export a large amount of data to text files that can be further analyzed to gain additional insight into the performance of a model. For example, particle snap…
Barracuda can export a large amount of data to text files that can be further analyzed to gain additional insight into the performance of a model. For example, particle snap…
For a system with a mixture of reacting gases, the user has a decision whether to initialize the system with an inert gas (frequently, nitrogen), which will be displaced upon…
The use of a K-factor adjustment results in an additional pressure drop across a pressure Boundary Condition (BC) as a function of fluid flow. Using a non-zero K-factor value can…
Barracuda VR 16.0 Issues affecting this version: KI-1: Particle Drag is not calculated for pure liquid particles when simulation has no solid materials KI-2: 2D data is missing output conversion…
The CPFD methodology used in Barracuda solves both the fluid transport equations and the particle transport equations. The viscous terms in the fluid momentum equation utilize a Newtonian formulation -…
If you’re interested in automatically controlling BCs based on user-specified parameters, please see the newer post: Using a PID Controller Script to Control Boundary Conditions Example Scenario Your model has a thermal…
The cell aspect ratio is the ratio of the longest to shortest side in a cell. A perfectly cubic cell would have an aspect ratio of 1, while a rod-shaped…
GMV cutplanes are a useful tool for visualizing 3-dimensional simulation results. They allow engineers to get a sense of the 3-dimensional behavior of a system by viewing several planes of…
In Barracuda simulations, it can be useful to track the number of computational particles present in the system over time. This can give users one indication of whether the particle…
Note: This post assumes two things: GMV attribute files have been generated and You are using GMV 4.5.7 or newer on Linux. BATCHMOVIE.sh is a script, bundled with recent Barracuda…