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=== <u>CFD Simulation with OpenFOAM:</u> ===
 
== CFD Simulation with OpenFOAM: ==
This section is dedicated to a practical approach to CFD. The following pages will show how to set up a simulation step-by-step in different cases, and all of them are made in [https://www.openfoam.com/ OpenFOAM], an open-source software written in C++.  
This section is dedicated to a practical approach to CFD. The following pages will show how to set up a simulation step-by-step in different cases, and all of them are made in [https://www.openfoam.com/ OpenFOAM], an open-source software written in C++.  


Before getting started, it is possible to install OpenFOAM here, remembering that it is made for Linux environment, like Ubuntu or Debian. If you are working on Windows, OpenFOAM is also available for the [https://develop.openfoam.com/Development/openfoam/-/wikis/precompiled/windows WSL Virtual Machine].
Before getting started, it is possible to install OpenFOAM here, remembering that it is made for Linux environment, like Ubuntu or Debian. If you are working on Windows, OpenFOAM is also available for the [https://develop.openfoam.com/Development/openfoam/-/wikis/precompiled/windows WSL Virtual Machine].


==== <u>OpenFOAM</u> ====
==== OpenFOAM ====


* Getting Started
* Getting Started
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* Run in Batch
* Run in Batch


==== <u>Meshing</u> ====
==== Meshing ====


* ANSA
* ANSA
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* Salome
* Salome


==== <u>Steady-State Simulations :</u> ====
==== Steady-State Simulations : ====
* Compressible:
* Compressible:
** [[Subsonic]]
** [[Subsonic]]
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** [[Subsonic]]
** [[Subsonic]]


==== <u>Transient Simulations :</u> ====
==== Transient Simulations : ====

Revision as of 19:48, 10 April 2025

DEPARTMENT:

CFD Simulation with OpenFOAM:

This section is dedicated to a practical approach to CFD. The following pages will show how to set up a simulation step-by-step in different cases, and all of them are made in OpenFOAM, an open-source software written in C++.

Before getting started, it is possible to install OpenFOAM here, remembering that it is made for Linux environment, like Ubuntu or Debian. If you are working on Windows, OpenFOAM is also available for the WSL Virtual Machine.

OpenFOAM

  • Getting Started
  • Directory
  • Run in Batch

Meshing

  • ANSA
  • cfMesh
  • Salome

Steady-State Simulations :

Transient Simulations :