coriolis_flowmeter.png associated python file

[bpatto10]

Would you add the python file used to create the coriolis_flowmeter.png picture? I am trying to create the mesh of the first segment (essentially a pipe interior with a wall), but I am missing something obvious after going through the tutorials and example problems.

[FranzBangar]

You're browsing the classy_examples repository, I assume?
So you have this file but it won't work with the current version: https://github.com/damogranlabs/classy_examples/blob/main/examples/chaining/coriolis_flowmeter.py

With current version, you do just the fluid part, then collect all outer (shell) faces and use the Shell class to create piping walls.

Is this what you're looking for?

[bpatto10]

Franz,

Yes, that is the example I was searching for in the repository. Actually, I was using this repository:

https://github.com/damogranlabs/classy_blocks/tree/development/examples/chaining

which did not have the coriolis_flowmeter.py file in the chaining directory. I had worked through most of the examples in the development repository. The examples in the blob/main directory look quite a bit different those in the development directory.
I am using classy_blocks version 1.11.0

Irregardless, I think the coriolis_flowment.py file has enough information to help with my ultimate goal, which is to grid a fluid inside a pipe, which is located at the center of a square fluid cell (typically single tube heat exchanger geometry).

Thanks for the quick reply,
Bruce

[FranzBangar]

Maybe you could take a look at this thread: https://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/openfoam-meshing/261556-how-create-hex-o-grid-mesh-many-cylindrical-holes.html

A custom sketch might get rid of a lof of spaghetti. https://damogranlabs.com/2024/11/classy_blocks-tutorial-part-8-custom-sketches/

Anyway, have fun and let me know if you have any further problems!