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Solvers and mesh export formats for CF-MESH+
Which solvers and mesh export formats are compatible with CF-MESH+? CF-MESH+ is a solver agnostic software and it is compatible with various other solvers, not just certain forks of OpenFOAM. However, we do understand the possible confusion and misunderstanding, that...
CF-MESH+ 5.5: Faster Meshing and Better Quality on Imperfect Geometry
Introduction With CF-MESH+ 5.5, we focused on a problem that has become increasingly important as CFD models have grown in complexity. In the past, meshing often started from relatively clean and well-prepared geometry. Today, CFD workflows increasingly rely on large...
cfMesh 1.2 Released — Introducing a Full GUI for Streamlined Meshing Workflows
We are pleased to announce the release of cfMesh 1.2, a major update that introduces an integrated graphical user interface (GUI), designed to simplify and accelerate meshing workflows for OpenFOAM users. Additionally, existing command‑line operations continue to...
How to install a trial version of CF-MESH+
This is a step-by-step installation tutorial for trial version of CF-MES+, for all the users in trial period. It also contains tips and tricks for troubleshooting in case you have some difficulties with your installation. For successful installation, ensure you follow...
Our best meshing practices for high-quality CFD simulations
Introduction The main goal of this post is to give you the best meshing practices for high-quality CFD simulations, regarding geometry preparation, cell sizing techniques and boundary layer generation. You’ve probably heard the phrase: "Garbage in – garbage out." This...
Is it always the mesh? Part 7: Volume Ratio – the Secret Killer Nobody Talks About
Quite often, I hear complaints about non-orthogonality, the required number of non-orthogonality correctors to achieve convergence, and how it is worthless even trying to run a solver on a mesh, etc. The point of this series of posts is to give you an overview of the...
