X3D with 6DOF immersed solids #348
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# Conflicts: # Makefile # decomp2d/io.f90 # src/BC-dbg-schemes.f90 # src/CMakeLists.txt # src/Case-Cylinder-wake.f90 # src/acl_utils.f90 # src/case.f90 # src/forces.f90 # src/genepsi3d.f90 # src/ibm.f90 # src/module_param.f90 # src/navier.f90 # src/parameters.f90 # src/tools.f90 # src/xcompact3d.f90
…to compile and have ignored i2dsim option
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Remove this file - Xcompact3d should be built with CMake now, and the Makefile was removed previously.
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Added ability for full 3D force and torque evaluation for immersed ellipsoids. The main addition is a new case (ellip) but also forces.f90 now calculates forces in every axis, as well as calculating torque when required. Significant change to the whole repository is that all derivative and filter functions have been altered to take an integer which gets used as a case statement to calculate the required velocity for interpolation. I have tried to make the rationale for this clear in comments but am happy to discuss (this was necessary as rotating solids no longer have constant velocities over their surface). I have attempted to tidy up some bits but there is still some logic for the solid motion that probably shouldn't be in the main xcompact3d.f90 script - I am sure I have missed something elsewhere too.
Many thanks to Paul for his help with this project.