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Alessandro P.
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Alessandro P.
R&D Engineer presso Daikin Applied Europe
07/28/2020
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Need more learning sources

The first and best thing I love about Foaming is the open source capabilities. The ease of flexibility of mesh importing, lightweight nature, speed of computing, and ease of convergence.
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Mohammed H.
Motivated chemical engineer || Sugar industry and Thermal Power Plant industry || solid background in modelling and simulation of chemical processes || Transport phenomena , computational fluid dynamic (CFD) and (DEM).
07/22/2020
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Usability and ease of Understanding OpenFOAM

I like the Structure of the Output files and the case files it self.

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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