Part of my vision for this website is to build up a community of like-minded people with a keen interest in CFD. For the moment, this is a simple email list but there are plans to expand that in the future with the right momentum behind it. If you want to be part of that, why not join? I’d love to get into discussions with you and learn more about what you are struggling with and how I can help you. As a token of appreciation, you’ll get access to the following guides:
OpenFOAM quick reference guide
OpenFOAM is a great CFD solver, but desperately lacks proper documentation. It took me a few years to understand the ins and outs of OpenFOAM and all of that knowledge is compressed into this pdf.
This 85-page quick reference guide shows how to set up all required entries in the 0, constant and system directories, including recommendations for default choices where applicable. No more googling recommended settings which may be working for your case.
If you ever struggled to set up the right boundary conditions for your turbulence simulation (be it RANS, LES, DES, or SAS), or don’t know which schemes and solvers to set in the system directory, this document will provide insights into how to properly set up your cases.
Tools every CFD developer needs
If you are starting out with programming and are serious about becoming a professional CFD developer, either for your job or graduate studies, simply knowing a programming language is not sufficient these days.
This 40-page guide will show you which tools you ought to learn to become a proficient developer and it is based on my experience as a software engineer, working on a commercial CFD solver.
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