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Developing Integrals at Rotor-Stator Interfaces: A Python API Document for Fidelity Platform

Gaurav
Gaurav 1 day ago

This script is designed to generate integral values at the critical rotor-stator (RS) interface with high efficiency. The resulting data is recorded in a CSV file, enabling easy access and in-depth analysis. The primary goal of this script is to facilitate the creation of integrals, providing users with valuable insights for their projects.

To initiate the process, execute the main script file, `Axial_Turbine_Aachen_2025.1.py`. This will create a project directory in the same location as the script file. Within this directory, a `project.fidelity` file will be generated.

To proceed, users must configure the postprocessing script file, `Post_Proc_Integral_RS_Interface.py`, by:

1. Assigning the project directory path to the `project_path` variable.
2. Designating a suitable path for storing desired integral values to the `image_path` variable.

By following these steps, users can successfully run the script file and obtain meaningful integral data:

1. Execute the main script file, `Axial_Turbine_Aachen_2025.1.py`.
2. Configure the `project_path` variable in the postprocessing script file.
3. Specify the `image_path` variable for storing integral values.
4. Run the postprocessing script file to generate integral values at the RS interface.
5. Access and analyze the resulting data in the CSV file.

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