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Introductory User Training in OpenFOAM® technology

This 2-day course is aimed at CFD engineers with little or no experience in the use of OPENFOAM®. General pre-requisites for this course are that the trainees are assumed to have working knowledge of CFD and modelling processes. Familiarity of Linux as a working environment is beneficial.

Second day includes time allocated for discussion of trainees own cases.


Objectives of the training are
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  • Provide an introduction to OPENFOAM® philosophy and customer support structure
  • Provide an introduction to OPENFOAM® software tool kit
  • Oversee trainees in performing the tutorial cases
  • Provide an introduction to performing industrial simulations
  • Provide an introduction to OPENFOAM® application programming interface (API)
OpenFOAM® and  OpenCFD® are registered trade marks of Silicon Graphics International Corp.
This offering is not approved or endorsed by OpenCFD Limited, the producer of the OpenFOAM software.
 
Agenda of the Introductory User Training

All trainings take place from 9:00 till 17:00 on the days listed here.

Day 1

  • Background to OPENFOAM® and introduction to Icon
  • Introduction to OPENFOAM® structure
  • OPENFOAM® case structure, running a case
  • Tutorial (Backward facing step)
  • OPENFOAM® solvers and utilities
  • Tutorial (Backward facing step with mesh import, manipulation and further postprocessing)
  • Solver settings and convergence
  • Mesh requirements
  • Discretisation methods in OPENFOAM®
  • Tutorial (solver controls and residuals with backward facing step and URANS calculation)
Day 2
  • Boundary conditions in OPENFOAM®
  • Turbulence models in OPENFOAM®
  • Heat transfer models
  • Tutorial (LES or Heat Transfer)
  • Meshing with snappyHexMesh
  • Parallel solutions
  • Reading and understanding OPENFOAM® code
  • Tutorial (Parallel LES, Advanced Heat Transfer or snappyHexMesh tutorial)
  • Discussion, trainees own applications and cases etc.
 


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