hyStrath

Home to OpenFOAM CFD solvers hyFoam (supersonic combusting flows) and hy2Foam (hypersonic reacting flows)

Developed at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK

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Available for OpenFOAM versions

• 2.3.0: http://openfoam.org/download/2-3-0-ubuntu/
• 2.4.0: http://openfoam.org/download/2-4-0-ubuntu/
• 2.4.0-MNF: https://github.com/MicroNanoFlows/OpenFOAM-2.4.0-MNF

Please check out the hyStrath Wiki page: https://github.com/vincentcasseau/hyStrath/wiki

Pre-requirements: Good knowledge of OpenFOAM and the rhoCentralFoam solver

Installation: ./install.sh

Publications

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Release history

13 May 2017: Release 1.1

• How-tos added to replace the manuals
• Fixes and new diffusion models

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Enquiries: [email protected]

Contributors: Dr Vincent Casseau, Daniel E.R. Espinoza and Dr Thomas J. Scanlon
Acknowledgements: Jimmy-John O.E. Hoste, Dr Rodrigo C. Palharini and Prof Richard E. Brown
About us: http://www.jwfl.ac.uk/

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