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Second-order Quadrilaterals (2D) meshes in standard Abaqus .inp
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Second-order Quadrilaterals (2D) meshes in standard Abaqus .inp
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This is so awesome! Thanks a lot for this very cool feature 💪 |
This implements second-order 2D quadrilateral
p4est
meshes constructed from a standard-format Abaqus.inp
files.See #1847 for this feature request.
Essentially, this PR is a bunch of tedious mesh file parsing to extract the relevant information. As in the existing implementation, we focus on meshes constructed e.g. from
gmsh
which are exported to.inp
format.For validation, I ran the simulation of a laminar, low Machnumber (essentially incompressible) simulation over the SD7003 airfoil.
The averaged drag & lift coefficient are
which are in excellent agreement with reference data (See this preprint)