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OpenFOAM 2.3.1 is a patch release of version 2.3.0 that fixes critical bugs and improves usability and consistency in the code with over 400 code commits and over 800 file changes. As a patch release, we strongly recommend users of v2.3.0 upgrade to this version. Version 2.3.1 is distributed as:
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OpenFOAM version 2.3.0 is a major release of OpenFOAM with numerous new features, distributed as:
Function Objects OpenFOAM can carry out post-processing automatically while the simulation is running using function objects. In v2.3.0, a distinction is made between when a function object evaluates, and when it writes to file. The respective behaviour is controlled using the new evaluateControl and existing outputControl keyword settings. The specification […]
Mesh Decomposition and Reconstruction The following improvements have been made to mesh decomposition and reconstruction utilities: reconstructPar, reconstructParMesh and decomposePar now decompose, reconstruct all cell sets, face sets and point sets; this behaviour can be disabled by executing with the -noSets command line option. The decomposeParDict file contains some optional […]
Polynomial Surface Normal Gradient The surface normal gradient calculation, snGrad, is integral to pressure-velocity algorithms on unstructured meshes and the choice of method has an important impact on both accuracy and stability. 2nd-order accuracy on arbitrary unstructured meshes cannot be achieved using an snGrad calculated on a face only from […]
Particle Tracking In previous versions of OpenFOAM, patch injection models would inject new parcels at locations between the centres of the boundary face and near-wall cells, leading to a parcel distribution with an ordered structure which would persist for some time unless dispersion was applied. In v2.3.0, particles injected at […]
Thermal Baffles OpenFOAM can emulate heat transfer across thin solid structures, or “baffles”. Baffles are represented as boundary patches of the mesh and heat transfer is handled either in 3D by the thermalBaffle boundary condition or the equivalent 1D approximation called thermalBaffle1D, described previously. In v2.3.0, the use of thermal […]