15 January, by J. Gressier
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 (...)
15 January, by J. Gressier
Outputs file are currently managed with main.rpm file. One can defined either
an output of the zone through BLOCK:OUTPUT definition output format FORMAT=TYPHON|CGNS|VTK|VTK-BIN output filename FILE="myfile" [1] output cycle frequency PERIOD=n for TYPHON format, one can choose MESH=SHARED (default) to save disk space or MESH=FULL to ensure mesh writing with the solution a history of boundary condition with additional options in BLOCK:BOCO
Note that an automatic output is (...)
14 November 2012, by G. Grondin,
J. Gressier
There are several ways to obtain Typhon sources:
you can use subversion to get an up-to-date updatable development release:
svn checkout https://typhon.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/typhon/trunk /path/to/my/typhon you can use subversion to get an up-to-date development release:
svn export https://typhon.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/typhon/trunk /path/to/my/typhon
Release versions of Typhon sources are also available, but may be older versions:
some Typhon releases are available as .tar.gz (...)
13 September 2011, by J. Gressier
Initial conditions for compressible flow solver is defined in BLOCK:INIT section. One can use
the solution is the CGNS mesh file with TYPE=CGNS the solution is TYPHON internal format with TYPE=TYPHON or TYPE=TYS or user-defined fields (default) with TYPE=DEFINITION where symbolic functions of X,Y,Z can be used.
Example (Lamb vortex definition): BLOCK:INIT
P = 1.E5 - 1.161*900/2*exp(1-(X*X+Y*Y)/4)
TI = 300
VX = 20-30*Y/2*exp(0.5*(1-(X*X+Y*Y)/4))
VY = (...)
11 September 2011, by J. Gressier
Typhon internal formats use CFDTOOLS XBIN format. It can be used for mesh and/or solutions. All Typhon formats start with a XBIN section (name is FILE_HEADER) which defines
Typhon format version number Typhon type of file (mesh, solution, monitor...) number of meshes number of solutions
If this file only has meshes, it is considered as a mesh file and is described in this article.
If there are solutions, it must contain meshes too. The structure of such Typhon solution files is detailed (...)