Re: [Paraview] Subdomain

[Muhammad Kashif Saeed]

Thanks cory for your cooperation. I have done this in MATLAB :-)

On 13 Sep 2017 10:58 a.m., "Muhammad Kashif Saeed" 
wrote:

> Can I make Programmable clip filter which can clip 200 or more sections
> of domain separately?
>
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Re: [Paraview] Subdomain

[Cory Quammen]

On Wed, Sep 13, 2017 at 1:58 AM, Muhammad Kashif Saeed
 wrote:
> Can I make Programmable clip filter which can clip 200 or more sections of
> domain separately?

Sure, you can, but it may be slow.

Could you define your subdomains in a regular grid structure with a
number of even divisions in X, Y, and Z? If so, you may be better off
creating a grid structure with your 200 subdomains and then use the
vtkCellLocator approach I outlined earlier in this thread.

Cory

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Re: [Paraview] Subdomain

[Muhammad Kashif Saeed]

Can I make Programmable clip filter which can clip 200 or more sections of
domain separately?
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Re: [Paraview] Subdomain

[Cory Quammen]

What part do you need help with? The math for setting up the box? Or
how to move the box around in the domain?

On Mon, Sep 11, 2017 at 11:33 PM, Muhammad Kashif Saeed
 wrote:
> Thanks, Cory,
> I can count the particles in a clip box but can you help me how to adjust
> the desired location of clip box because I have to use lot of clip box
> filters to cover the whole domain in small box domains.
>
> Thanks in advance



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Re: [Paraview] Subdomain

[Muhammad Kashif Saeed]

Thanks, Cory,
I can count the particles in a clip box but can you help me how to adjust
the desired location of clip box because I have to use lot of clip box
filters to cover the whole domain in small box domains.

Thanks in advance
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Re: [Paraview] Subdomain

[Cory Quammen]

Muhammad ,

You can try the Clip filter to generate box-shaped subdomains.
Counting the number of particles in each cell is a little more
complicated. Off the top of my head, I can't think of a filter that
does that for you. But, you could write a Programmable Filter that
does this. Briefly, the Programmable Filter would:

1. Set up a vtkCellLocator and give it the input to the Programmable
Filter (which is assumed to be a subdomain you've created with the
Clip filter)

2. Create a cell vtkDataArray (e.g., vtkIntArray) to store the counts
of particles falling inside each cell. The array should have the same
number of tuples as cells in the subdomain.

3. Iterate through all the points in a second input given to the
Programmable Filter. For each point, find the cell containing the
point using vtkCellLocator::FindCell(). Increment the count in the
cell array you created in step 2 given the cell ID returned by the
vtkCellLocator::FindCell() method.

There is a lot of information about the Programmable Filter in the
ParaView Guide and at
https://www.paraview.org/Wiki/Python_Programmable_Filter.

Hope that helps,
Cory

On Tue, Sep 5, 2017 at 2:04 AM, Muhammad Kashif Saeed
 wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have posted this question some days ago but could not get any answer. Now
> I am trying to explain it more.
>
> I am using open source software LIGGGHTS, which uses DEM (discrete element
> method), My simulation contains a cylinder and 4 bladed impeller which
> rotates inside the cylinder. I have inserted 3 types of particles in the
> cylinder and rotate the impeller which causes mixing of particles that
> process is done using LIGGGHTS software.
>
> Now for post processing, i am using ParaView. In Paraview, I can see the
> particles mixed each other. but I want to find out the mixing status for
> that purpose I want to use Subdomain based mixing index (SMI).
>
> For SMI calculation, it requires dividing the domain into subdomains like 3D
> mesh and to find the total number of particles and number of particles of
> each type in each cell of mesh/subdomain.
>
> Please let me know how can I create these subdomains in ParaView?
>
>
>
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[Paraview] Subdomain

[Muhammad Kashif Saeed]

Hi everyone,

I have posted this question some days ago but could not get any answer. Now
I am trying to explain it more.

I am using open source software LIGGGHTS, which uses DEM (discrete element
method), My simulation contains a cylinder and 4 bladed impeller which
rotates inside the cylinder. I have inserted 3 types of particles in the
cylinder and rotate the impeller which causes mixing of particles that
process is done using LIGGGHTS software.

Now for post processing, i am using ParaView. In Paraview, I can see the
particles mixed each other. but I want to find out the mixing status for
that purpose I want to use Subdomain based mixing index (SMI).

For SMI calculation, it requires dividing the domain into subdomains like
3D mesh and to find the total number of particles and number of particles
of each type in each cell of mesh/subdomain.

Please let me know how can I create these subdomains in ParaView?
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