Parametric Miscellaneous¶
These are the parameters that define the child geometry. The categories, settings, and/or selections available within the property grid depend on the child geometry type, as listed in the catalogue.
Property Grid¶
General
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- Location
This parameter defines the position of the geometry mount point within the domain. Editing this value adjusts the location of the geometry within the domain.
If an object is selected from the Parametric Primitives group, the following setting will launch.
- Primitive Type
This parameter defines how the primative geometry is filled. Two options are available: shell and solid. These options inform the behavior of the Trim command.
- Shell
This defines the primitive as a zero-thickness surface.
- Solid
This defines the primitive as a filled solid object.
Shape Parameters
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These are the parameters that define the child geometry. The exposed parameters will depend on the geometry type, as listed below.
Catalogue¶
Baffles Parametric¶

- Number
Number of baffles
- Length
Length of baffle
- Pattern Radius
Radius. Baffles are placed with their cross section center point on the radius
- Shape
Change the cross section shape. Parameters for each shape type are shown upon selection.
Rectangle
Circle
Ellipse
Coil¶

- Coil Pitch
Axial distance traveled by 1 turn of the coil
- Number of Turns
Number of coil revolutions. May be a fractional value.
- Flip Direction
Flip coil direction
- Coil Diameter
Outside diameter of coil
- Ends
Change end cap: Capped, Open
- Cross Section
Coil cross section shapes: Circle, Square. Parameters for each shape dimension available
Flat Washer¶

- Outer Diameter
See diagram
- Inner Diameter
See diagram
- Thickness
Solid thickness
Fluid Height Box¶

- Fluid Height
Changes dimension of box aligned with up direction in model. Other dimensions of box are based on the lattice domain size.
Nozzle¶

- Pipe 1 Diameter
See diagram
- Pipe 1 Length
See diagram
- Cone Length
See diagram
- Pipe 2 Diameter
See diagram
- Pipe 2 Length
See diagram
- Pipe 2 Axial Offset
An axial offset for Pipe 2. The offset is defined as the distance from the cone end to the end of Pipe 2.
Perforated Plate¶

Note due to possibly large number of boolean operations, regenerating this solid may take longer than is typical.
- Plate Shape
Options for Rectangle and Circle plate.
- Plate Length
Rectangle plate length
- Plate Width
Rectangle plate width
- Plate Diameter
Circle plate diameter
- Plate Thickness
Plate thickness
- Perforation Spacing
Spacing between perforation centers (within a row)
- Perforation Row Spacing
Spacing between perforation centers (rows)
- Perforation Row Alternating Offset
Offset applied to perforations on every other row
- Perforation Shape
Options for Square and Circle
- Perforation Diameter
Perforation diameter
- Perforation Length
Perforation length
Polygon Prism¶

- Number of Sides
Number of sides of polygon face
- Side Length
Length of each side of the polygon
- Thickness
Extruded thickness of the solid
Triangle Prism¶
A prism with a face defined by 3 points. The face is extruded through the defined Length.

- Length
Extrusion length
- Flip Prism
Flip direction of extrusion
- Point 1
Triangle vertex
- Point 2
Triangle vertex
- Point 3
Triangle vertex
Twist Element¶

A twist element defined by a set of ruled surfaces from helix paths.
- Length
Length of twist
- Width
Width of twist
- Thickness
Thickness of twist at ends
- Twist
The number of twist rotations
- Flip
Flip twist direction