Add cylinder in crossflow dataset - #2
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Add cylinder in crossflow dataset
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This adds in a 2D vector dataset that is useful for looking at streamlines in 2D. This dataset is for a cylinder at Re=35, which exhibits two downstream vortices from the cylinder. This dataset was not generated with accuracy as the goal, e.g. predicting drag coefficient, and was not validated in anyway. In industry, it would be referred to as a "Colors For Directors" (CFD) type of output.
This dataset is currently used in pyvista/pyvista#1441.
This dataset is in EnSight Gold format as output from ANSYS Fluent. Some changes that were made to make it easier to read in for other users in vtk and pyvista:
.encasto.case.The dataset has pressure, velocity and vorticity magnitude:
