Muscat.Bridges.CoSAppBridge module

CheckIntegrity(GUI: bool = False)

class CoSAppMuscatReader(name: str, **kwargs)

Bases: System

CosApp Muscat Mesh Reader

compute()

Contains the customized Module calculation, to execute after children.

design_methods

drivers

inputs

name2variable

outputs

setup()

System port and/or child System are defined in this function.

This function allows to populate a customized System class. The helper functions for the user are:

• add_input : add an input port

• add_output : add an output port

• add_inward : add a inward variable

• add_outward : add a outward variable

• add_child : add a child System

See also

add_input, add_output, add_inward, add_outward, add_child

Examples

Here is an example of System subclassing:

>>> class AdvancedDuct(System):
>>>
>>>     def setup(self):
>>>         self.add_input(FlowPort, 'in')
>>>         self.add_output(FlowPort, 'out')
>>>         self.add_inward({'heat_source': 1.0,
>>>                          'pressure_loss': 0.01})
>>>         self.add_outward('wall_temperature', 400.)
>>>
>>>         self.add_child(AnotherSystem('system2'))

class MuscatMeshPort(name: str, direction: PortType, variables: dict[str, Any] | None = None)

Bases: Port

CoSApp port for Muscat Meshes. This port implement a spacial connector to pass only a view of the mesh

class Connector(name: str, sink: BasePort, source: BasePort, mapping: str | list[str] | dict[str, str] | None = None)

Bases: BaseConnector

Custom connector for MuscatMeshPort objects, no copy of the object

transfer() → None

Transfer values from source to sink.

OpenInParaView()

Plot(using='PyVista')

SetMeshByFileName(file_name: str, time_to_read: int = -1)

setup()

Port variables are defined in this function by calling add_variable.

This function allows to populate a customized Port class. The add_variable function is only callable in the frame of this function.

Examples

Here is an example of Port subclassing:

>>> class FlowPort(Port):
>>>     def setup(self):
>>>         self.add_variable('Pt', 101325.)
>>>         self.add_variable('Tt', 273.15)
>>>         self.add_variable('W', 1.0)