In the svFI_master.inp file, it says a spatially varying load can be applied.
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Is there an example or tutorial on how to create the VTP file where I would like to apply the pressure?
Thanks
Aditya
Applying spatially varying load
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Aditya Bantwal
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Applying spatially varying load
Hi,
In the svFI_master.inp file, it says a spatially varying load can be applied. I'm assuming this means that I can apply pressure at a specific location of my choosing.
Is there an example or tutorial on how to create the VTP file where I would like to apply the pressure?
Thanks
Aditya
In the svFI_master.inp file, it says a spatially varying load can be applied. I'm assuming this means that I can apply pressure at a specific location of my choosing.
Is there an example or tutorial on how to create the VTP file where I would like to apply the pressure?
Thanks
Aditya
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David Parker
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Re: Applying spatially varying load
Hi Aditya.
You can apply a pressure/traction value at nodes. I have not seen any example about how to do this.
The easiest way to create this file would be to use a Python script:
1) Read in a face file
2) Create a PointData Array
3) Write the VTP file
There are a bunch of Python scripts here https://github.com/ktbolt/cardiovascular/tree/master that should give you an idea about how to do this.
Cheers,
Dave
You can apply a pressure/traction value at nodes. I have not seen any example about how to do this.
The easiest way to create this file would be to use a Python script:
1) Read in a face file
2) Create a PointData Array
3) Write the VTP file
There are a bunch of Python scripts here https://github.com/ktbolt/cardiovascular/tree/master that should give you an idea about how to do this.
Cheers,
Dave