Great video man !! I really loved the way you guys talked in-depth about CFD. Thanks a lot, Jousef for this video, and Thanks a lot Jozsef Nagy for your awesome Tutorials!! They are helping me a lot.
If someone decides to use and learn OpenFOAM, spending time on it is very important, you have to dive into the source code and see how it works, gonna be a little hard and boiling until you could understand the whole structure and do things interesting.
Thanks Jousef for this great episode! I really enjoyed this one ;) I've learned a lot from Jozsef YT channel and can really recomend that one for everybody who is looking up to how to start journey with CFD, and specially with Open Foam software. Best wishes for both of You guys ;)
Thanks for this podcast! For whoever OpenFOAM beginner, they must've been watched the JN channel. Theo Ong channel is good also for some foamers, try to contact and make podcast with him, thanks!
CFD is more focused on engineering rather than research, at least for most of us, it is a simple tool, you need it to tell you what would happen and why it happens. Most of us don't really need open-source code, Ansys rules.
It really depends on who you are and what you want to accomplish. For academic purposes, OF is a good start and without having to commit to any upfront investment, it is one of the better options out there for sure. If you are a designer and want to deal less with the hassle of "numerics" for example, SimScale is a good way to get started.
I've seen some of your videos. They are absolutely great! I'm currently trying to set a very very simplified case of a 3d sloshing tank (laminar, incompressible) with a floating object. can u give me a clue of how to join the 2 cases?
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Thank You Sir.
As a undegrad beginning my way into openFOAM you have been a life saver.
Thanks Josef Murad for this podcast
Thanks for your feedback :)
Thank you for the podcast and y+ calculation
Thanks and feel free to share it with your colleague!
Great video man !! I really loved the way you guys talked in-depth about CFD. Thanks a lot, Jousef for this video, and Thanks a lot Jozsef Nagy for your awesome Tutorials!! They are helping me a lot.
Thanks a lot for your feedback :)
Already excited for this !
Great video. 👍👍👍
Thanks :)
Thanks
If someone decides to use and learn OpenFOAM, spending time on it is very important, you have to dive into the source code and see how it works, gonna be a little hard and boiling until you could understand the whole structure and do things interesting.
Thanks Jousef for this great episode!
I really enjoyed this one ;)
I've learned a lot from Jozsef YT channel and can really recomend that one for everybody who is looking up to how to start journey with CFD, and specially with Open Foam software.
Best wishes for both of You guys ;)
Thanks for your feedback and wishes Adam! Let’s see if Jozsef agrees on a second part :)
@@JousefM fingers crossed :) even when he talks about basics I can still learn new thinks or just see how he aproach problem in CFD
Thanks for this podcast! For whoever OpenFOAM beginner, they must've been watched the JN channel. Theo Ong channel is good also for some foamers, try to contact and make podcast with him, thanks!
CFD is more focused on engineering rather than research, at least for most of us, it is a simple tool, you need it to tell you what would happen and why it happens. Most of us don't really need open-source code, Ansys rules.
It really depends on who you are and what you want to accomplish. For academic purposes, OF is a good start and without having to commit to any upfront investment, it is one of the better options out there for sure. If you are a designer and want to deal less with the hassle of "numerics" for example, SimScale is a good way to get started.
I've seen some of your videos.
They are absolutely great!
I'm currently trying to set a very very simplified case of a 3d sloshing tank (laminar, incompressible) with a floating object.
can u give me a clue of how to join the 2 cases?
Thanks a lot Óscar! There are some sloshing cases on SimScale you can have a look at. You can find them under public projects.