Download v5.0 | macOS

OpenFOAM 5.0 for macOS 10.10.3+ . Uses Docker to provide a self-contained environment that includes code, runtime, system tools and libraries, independent of the underlying operating system.

Download v5.0 | Source Pack

For Compilation on GNU/Linux

Download v4.1 | macOS

OpenFOAM 4.1 for macOS 10.10.3+ . Uses Docker to provide a self-contained environment that includes code, runtime, system tools and libraries, independent of the underlying operating system.

Download v4.1 | Linux

OpenFOAM 4.1 for 64 bit distributions of Linux including Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) v7+, CentOS v7+, Fedora v22+, SuSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) v12+, openSuSE v13+ and Debian 8+. Uses Docker to provide a self-contained environment that includes code, runtime, system tools and libraries, independent of the underlying operating system.

Download v4.1 | Ubuntu

For Ubuntu 14.04LTS, 16.04LTS, 16.10, 17.04

Download v4.1 | Source Pack

For Compilation on GNU/Linux

OpenFOAM 4.0 Released

OpenFOAM version 4.0 is a major new version of OpenFOAM that increases CFD productivity by significant improvements to general usability, post-processing, case management and software management. It provides a solid platform for the future, sustainable development of OpenFOAM through reimplementation of core and major libraries, over 120 bug fixes and much better consistency, robustness and performance. It is packed with numerous new and improved boundary conditions, new rigid body dynamics libraries, and developments in turbulence and transport modelling, meshing, ACMI and multiphase, reacting flow. OpenFOAM 4.0 is supplied as:

a packaged installation for Ubuntu Linux — the simplest installation option for OpenFOAM;
a source pack for compilation on other Linux distributions.

Download v4.0 | Ubuntu

For Ubuntu 14.04LTS, 16.04LTS

Download v4.0 | Source Pack

For Compilation on GNU/Linux

OpenFOAM Repo: 5. Compiling OpenFOAM

With the Third Party software installed and environment updated, compile OpenFOAM by going into the OpenFOAM-dev directory. It contains a script named Allwmake which can execute the compilation in serial, by default, or parallel with the -j option. It can also compile multiple libraries and executables simultaneously with the -q […]