The Ultimate Simple Beginner OpenFOAM Course

Learn how to use OpenFOAM to do CFD simulations of your choice

What you’ll learn
Understand how to run a simulation in OpenFOAM from the very start of geometry importation to getting the final results
How to set the boundary conditions of your simulation
Meshing your geometry correctly including setting the boundary layer mesh and the farfield mesh
How to import the geometry you need
How to use the OpenFOAM tutorial files and alter them for your needs
How to set the correct solver in OpenFOAM (simpleFOAM, pisoFOAM, pimpleFOAM)
How to run Steady and Unsteady simulations in OpenFOAM
How to specify different turbulence models including the K Epsilon, K Omega, K Omega SST, SST, Spalart Allmaras
How process your results to get high quality images and videos showing how the flow is behaving and developing
Calculate the forces on your geometry during the simulation

Requirements
A basic computer with 4 gb of RAM or more – a computer with either Windows or Linux installed
A desire to learn OpenFOAM

Description
OpenFOAM is a free and VERY powerful CFD software, rivalling Ansys, Star-CCM+ and the other paid CFD giants.Using OpenFOAM’s highly structured approach to CFD, you can solve your engineering problems, from incompressible, compressible, air, water, and any other fluids, to steady state and transient, to supersonic, OpenFOAM can simulate it.This course gives you a simple and straightforward guide to how to use OpenFOAM as a complete beginner. It teaches you from the very start how to even install OpenFOAM, through to importing your geometry, meshing it, simulating it, and postprocessing your results to get amazing videos and pictures of the flow in your simulation.We cover all the aspects you need to run your own simulation, including:How to change your mesh and get a high quality oneHow to choose RANS, URANS, DES, DDES, and IDDES for your simulationSetting the right boundary conditionsChoosing the turbulence model you wantIncreasing the stability of your simulation, so it converges and solves quicker!Get OpenFOAM to give you the force and moment coefficients of your object, including the drag, lift, side force, pitching moment, rolling moment, and yawing moment coefficientsHow to make cut planes to visualize the flow, streamlines, and isolate regions based on various criteria.

Who this course is for
Engineers who want a simple way to run their own simulations and a course that makes it easy to learn
Researchers and professionals who want to use OpenFOAM to run their simulations
Engineers who are curious about CFD

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