Educational versions of Fluent
I was wondering whether anyone is a user of FIDAP / FlowLab and would like to know whether these are available as freeware. I am learning CFD on OpenFoam but would like to be versatile in Fluent since it is industry standard. I was also wondering whether any users have utilized Ansys Flotran for Fluid-Solid interactions.
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Why don't you use FSI solver which is available in OpenFOAM (dev versions)? I've used both FLUENT and OpenFOAM;undoubtedly, OpenFOAM is much more reliable than FLUENT; at least you can see what's going on! I think "industry standard" feature of FLUENT is an infirmity for that in comparison with OpenFOAM. I'm not familiar with FSI solvers of these two softwares but I found many bugs in FLUENT in my major field which cannot be removed. Bests, |
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Thanks for the suggestion. However, to my knowledge the large displacement aspect that is possible in ANSYS or ADINA was not previously implemented in OpenFOAM. This is particularly a concern for biological flow-structure interaction studies. I was wondering whether you might have tried to interface OpenFOAM with Code Aster. Best, |
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As I said, I'm not aware of the FSI details, but as it's an open source software, it would be possible to correct some aspects and I think it's going on as you can see different sessions in each workshop in this regard. About linking these codes, I have to say that, it's certainly possible if you can provide your necessary libraries and can change the C++ main code in OF to use them. (even that the code Aster would be in other languages since the libraries are independent of the language!) Bests, |
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