File:OpenFOAM-PipelineSchematic.png
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Created in XFig, exported to .eps and converted using imagemagick convert. Shows workflow pipeline possible using OpenFOAM, including completely FOSS pre- and post-processing if desired. OpenFOAM comes with a comprehensive range of mesh converters for major packages.
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current | 11:01, 29 October 2007 | 1,504 × 738 (29 KB) | GivePeasAChance (talk | contribs) | Created in XFig, exported to .eps and converted using imagemagick convert. Shows workflow pipeline possible using OpenFOAM, including completely FOSS pre- and post-processing if desired. OpenFOAM comes with a comprehensive range of mesh converters for m | |
11:01, 29 October 2007 | 1,504 × 738 (29 KB) | GivePeasAChance (talk | contribs) | Created in XFig, exported to .eps and converted using imagemagick convert. Shows workflow pipeline possible using OpenFOAM, including completely FOSS pre- and post-processing if desired. OpenFOAM comes with a comprehensive range of mesh converters for m |
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