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Pavan K.
Senior CFD Engineer at Modine Manufacturing Company
09/28/2018
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Open-Foam capabilities , workflow and user experience

It has Flexibility of editing any solvers and creating a customized one. This flexibility is a great enabler to simulate any kind of physics. - IT has solvers for all kinds of physics. - Since it is an opensource developers/people from all around the world contribute to it. - Most of the universities develop new capabilities using OpenFoam and this makes it have State of the art numerics.
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Ajith K.
CAE Engineer at Goken America
11/18/2017
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Simulating the CFD analysis for the exhaust in Manifold

It has huge range of solvers and complex problems can be solved in a matter of minutes.
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Suresh B.
CAE Engineer at Hyundai Motor India Ltd.
11/15/2017
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Opensource and free

Being free allows users to take advance of the open community and make use contribution. They get access to the library which are other wise closed in proprietary software.

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What is OpenFOAM Project?

OpenFOAM (Open Field Operation and Manipulation) is a free, open source computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software package, primarily designed for the modeling and simulation of fluid flow, chemical reactions, heat transfer, and associated processes. It is widely used across industries including automotive, aerospace, and process engineering. OpenFOAM offers a vast library of solvers and utilities for pre-processing, mesh generation, and data analysis, making it highly adaptable for complex simulations. The software operates on Linux and is developed and maintained by the OpenFOAM Foundation, which ensures it remains open source and freely available.

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Year Founded
2011
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openfoam.org