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01/09/2022
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1. The flexibity to modify the code as per my problem makes it the best CFD solver for me 2. While other solvers serve as a blackbox wherein the users don't know what computations are going in the background, OpenFOAM allows you to view the entire code to have a gist of what goes into the making of a solver 3. Creating and meshing any geometry becomes so much meaniful and interesting once you know the concept behind it
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08/02/2021
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The Best Open Source CFD Toolkit

OpenFoam for me gave me an amazing opportunity to learn CFD from the ground up in the sense of building solvers. I have become a daily user due to this.
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A flexible, customizable CFD library for multiphysics CFD Problems

Open-sourced, the backend code can be modified and recompiled to solve new physics

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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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2011
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openfoam.org