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OpenFOAM vs code-saturn vs FreeCFD vs ... |
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3 | 4.84% |
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October 13, 2009, 15:38
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Which open source Navier Stokes solver do you suggest for external aerodynamic calculation (airplanes (subsonic, transonic and supersonic), cars (maybe also internal cooling flows))?
In case other is selected, can you post the name of the code and some useful link? Thank you, Xwang Ps for the preprocessing I think I'll use Salome. |
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