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March 2, 2010, 11:52 |
ESTG file format
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Hi,
Currently I am trying to import some turbine blade geometry into CCM+ using the turbo wizard, but am having some difficulty in getting the wizard to read the blade geometry. I have read the file format notes in the user guide, but wondered if there were any tricks I was missing. As far as I understand, the basics are: 1) txt file format with .estg wildcard 2) file header: NPTS xx 3) section headers: AIRFOIL x 4) x,y,z co-ordinates listed separated by spaces I have considered that the issue may also be related to the way the inlet / outlet / hub / shroud splines are defined, although as far as I can see there shouldnt be an issue with these. thanks |
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.estg, blade geometry, file format |
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