Difference between revisions of "Sig Turbomachinery / Developments"
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* [[Sig_Turbomachinery_Utilities_CGNS_Converters|CGNS Converters]] | * [[Sig_Turbomachinery_Utilities_CGNS_Converters|CGNS Converters]] | ||
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== Libraries == | == Libraries == | ||
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* [[Sig_Turbomachinery_Library_OpenFoamTurbo|Library OpenFoamTurbo]] | * [[Sig_Turbomachinery_Library_OpenFoamTurbo|Library OpenFoamTurbo]] | ||
* [[Sig_Turbomachinery_Library_turboPerformance|turboPerformance functionObject]] | * [[Sig_Turbomachinery_Library_turboPerformance|turboPerformance functionObject]] | ||
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| + | == Toolkits == | ||
| + | Repositories that have it all (solvers, utilities, libraries and tutorials): | ||
| + | * [[Extend-bazaar/Toolkits/DensityBasedTurbo]] | ||
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| + | == New features == | ||
| + | Things built directly into the core of OpenFOAM | ||
| + | * [[Sig_Turbomachinery_Feature_MixingPlane_Interface_OpenFOAM-1.6-ext|The mixingPlane interface for OpenFOAM-1.6-ext]] | ||
== Mathematical Background == | == Mathematical Background == | ||
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* [[See_the_MRF_development|MRF library (1)]] | * [[See_the_MRF_development|MRF library (1)]] | ||
* [[Sig_Turbomachinery_MRF_Library|MRF library (2)]] | * [[Sig_Turbomachinery_MRF_Library|MRF library (2)]] | ||
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== Other == | == Other == | ||
Latest revision as of 12:04, 2 March 2014
Here you can post links and information about mature developments in the turbomachinery field.
The source code should be located in the OpenFOAM extensions repository.
Contents
1 Solvers
Like the standard distribution
2 Utilities
Like the standard distribution
3 Libraries
Things that can be linked against an application or used as plugins to existing applications
4 Toolkits
Repositories that have it all (solvers, utilities, libraries and tutorials):
5 New features
Things built directly into the core of OpenFOAM
6 Mathematical Background
7 Other
Things that don't fit any of the above categories: shell scripts that help to use OpenFOAM, language bindings, plugins to third party software that enables it to interact with OpenFOAM ...
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