OpenFOAM-dev & Scotch 6 | Ubuntu
The packaged build of OpenFOAM-dev for Ubuntu 14.04LTS and 16.04LTS now includes object libraries for Scotch 6 to support mesh redistribution when running snappyHexMesh in parallel.
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The packaged build of OpenFOAM-dev for Ubuntu 14.04LTS and 16.04LTS now includes object libraries for Scotch 6 to support mesh redistribution when running snappyHexMesh in parallel.
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:
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:
OpenFOAM version 2.3.0 is a major release of OpenFOAM with numerous new features, distributed as:
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 decomposition constraints as shown below. […]
Predictor-Corrector Semi-Implicit MULES The success of the volume of fluid (VoF) solvers for multiphase flow in OpenFOAM is underpinned by the development of the multi-dimensionsal limiter for explicit solution (MULES) as a very effective method of guaranteeing boundedness of scalar fields, in particular phase/mass-fractions. MULES was introduced in version 1.4 of OpenFOAM and subsequently extended […]
Introduction to foamyHexMesh This version of OpenFOAM includes a new, fully parallelised, meshing tool called foamyHexMesh. It is designed to generate hex-dominant meshes from the same type of surface geometries as used by snappyHexMesh, i.e. triangulated surfaces and in-built analytical surfaces such as spheres, cylinders and planes. The basic principles of the foamyHexMesh meshing process is […]
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OpenFOAM version 2.2.0 is a major release of OpenFOAM with numerous new features, distributed as:
Thermodynamics for Multiphase In v2.2.0, there has been significant redesign of thermophysical modelling, to enable more flexible handling of multiple materials, e.g. in multiphase flows, and conjugate heat transfer. Detailed changes to the thermodynamics are described in subsequent sections below. For multiphase flows, the resulting changes are:compressibleTwoPhaseEulerFoam includes updated thermodynamics to use the run-time selectable form […]