Efforts modelling the gas burner setup of a parallel panel test, without sample. Goal is to get the burner itself simulated well to reduce the number of unknowns when attempting fire spread simulation.
This project uses experimental data from the MaCFP group. Simulations are conducted using the Fire Dynamics Simulator (FDS). The FDS simulations are assessed using the fdsreader Python package.
The experimental data can simply be cloned into the GeneralInformation directory, see respective README. Jupyther notebooks are used to assess the simulation results, stored in the RunReports directory. The simulations are located in sub-directories in BurnerSims. The labels of the sub-directories are used as simulation setup labels. In the .gitignore file, definitions are set to automatically exclude all FDS output from commits. Thus, it should be safe to run simulations in these sub-directories. Only the FDS input is stored.
For those with access: the simulation results are available at /beegfs/cobra/MaCFP/MaCFP_Burner/BurnerSims.
Please make sure to remove the output of Jupyter notebooks before commit. You can set up filters in git to automate this process.
At fist navigate to the .git directory in your cloned repo. Open the config file and add the following lines:
[filter "nbstrip_full"]
clean = "jq --indent 1 \
'(.cells[] | select(has(\"outputs\")) | .outputs) = [] \
| (.cells[] | select(has(\"execution_count\")) | .execution_count) = null \
| .metadata = {\"language_info\": {\"name\": \"python\", \"pygments_lexer\": \"ipython3\"}} \
| .cells[].metadata = {} \
'"
This filter uses jq to perform the cleanup. For example, on Windows you could download the jq binary (1.5 and up), put is somewhere and change the second line in the above command to reflect its location, like: clean = "c:/jq-win64.exe --indent 1 \; or set up an alias.
The filter needs also to be set up in the .gitattributes file, by adding *.ipynb filter=nbstrip_full. Here this is already done, when you clone the repo, the .gitattributes file should be already there.