Creates an Opening Entity in a Polylinelist Hull, the opening is rectangular in shape. Used in conjuntion with the Proteus simulation.
Usage:
RectangleOpening OpeningName | ||
Hull Polylist/Any Surface | The Hull Entity that the opening is in | |
Top number/polyline | Optional, The upper boundary of the opening | |
Bottom number/polyline | Optional, The lower boundary of the opening | |
Length damagelength | The width (damagelength) | |
Location number | The X Location of the centre of the damage | |
Sections number | The number of sections that will define the opening | |
Reflect | Optional, Reflects the opening to the negative side of the hull | |
Connect Group1Name direction Group2Name | The groups that the opening can connect to, see below | |
Normal vector | The normal vector to align then opening normal to, see below. | |
CollapseHead PressureHead | The head required before the opening will allow flooding, default 0 | |
OpeningTime Time | The time at which the opening will begin to allow flooding, default 0 | |
End |
Connection:
The opening can be connected to other entites using the connection definition in described above and functions in the flowing manner:
A -> B | Group A is connected to Group B, nothing can flow from B to A. |
A <- B | Group B is connected to Group A, nothing can flow from A to B. |
A <-> B | Group A and Group B are connected together, flow is bi-directional. |
If SEA is specified as a group then the opening connect to the Sea in the Proteus Simulation.
Normals:
Normals can be specified using axis direction, e.g.
Z- | align to z negative direction |
Y+ | align to y positive direction |
or the Normal can be specified using user defined vector e.g.
[1, 1, 0]
Note: The Normal does not have to be unit length
Example:
The Opening Examples page provides sample opening definition examples
See Also:
Opening
BoundaryOpening
SolasOpening