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January 8, 2014, 21:02 |
Starting point for OpenFOAM
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Yesaswi
Join Date: Jan 2014
Posts: 26
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Hi everybody,
I am a beginner in OpenFOAM. I just went through tutorials in user guide. But in order to learn and dive in more, how should I manage ? I am just trying to open varios tutorial cases, open the folder contents and try to understand. But is there any other systematic approach with which we can learn it in a proper manner? I mean, when I started learning FLUENT or CFX, there were properly placed documentation to learn various cases. But in OpenFOAM apart from 3 cases, there is no discussion. So where can I find it in a proper manner? Till now all I felt was, "if its open source, its easy to have access and learn". But OpenFOAM is different than others!! Please help me. Thank You, Have a great day! |
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January 16, 2014, 12:20 |
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Alex Chan
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Amherst, MA
Posts: 10
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1) What operating system are you running this on? 2) How familiar are you with C++? 3) What release of OpenFOAM are you running? OpenFOAM is much more difficult than a commercial code because you have to know the proper things to type into the terminal - there are no buttons to click. |
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