Command-line options

turbigen is a general turbomachinery design system. When called from the command line, the program performs mean-line design, creates annulus and blade geometry, then meshes and runs a computational fluid dynamics simulation. Most input data are specified in a configuration file; the command-line options below override some of that configuration data.

usage: turbigen [FLAGS] CONFIG_YAML

Positional Arguments

CONFIG_YAML

filename of configuration data in yaml format

Named Arguments

-v, --verbose

output more debugging information (can also enable by setting $TURBIGEN_VERBOSE)

Default: False

-V, --version

print version number and exit

-J, --no-job

disable submission of cluster job

Default: False

-I, --no-iteration

run once only, disabling iterative incidence, deviation, mean-line correction

Default: False

-S, --no-solve

disable running of the CFD solver, continuing with the initial guess

Default: False

-e, --edit

run on an edited copy of the configuration file (using $EDITOR)

Default: False

-m, --meanline-debug

perform the mean-line design, print out debugging information and stop

Default: False

-W, --no-wdist

skip wall distance caluclation

Default: False