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PoojaMoolya: /* Intermediate Level */

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‎Intermediate Level

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‎Basic Level

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‎Intermediate Level

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‎Basic Level

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 #*Define faces
 #*Define Volume
 #Creating a sphere in GMSH
 #*Gmsh script introduction

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 #*Analytical result
 #*Validating Analytic and Computational Results
 ==Intermediate Level==

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	#*Installation using Pip, source file		#*Installation using Pip, source file
	#*Checking PyFOAM installation		#*Checking PyFOAM installation
		+	#Using Template files in PyFoam
		+	#* PyFoam template files
		+	#* Syntax of template files
		+	#* Mechanism of variable substitution in template files
		+	#* Python code inside template files
		+	#* Calculate the coordinates for Wedge15Ma5 case
		+	#* Template file to calculate the coordinates
		+	#* Substitute values in the Wedge15Ma5
		+	#* Python commands to generate the blockMeshDict file
		+	#* Generating the blockMeshDict file
		+	#* Varying the values in the template file
		+	#Using PyFoam Utilities
		+	#* PyFoam Utilities
		+	#* Structure and types of the utilities
		+	#* Execute PyFoam Utilities from the command line
		+	#* Viewing all utilities using Tab Completion
		+	#* Use two utilities - PyFoamRunner.py and PyFoamSamplePlot.py
		+	#* pyFoamRunner.py to run solvers and generate log files
		+	#* Using pyFoamSamplePlot.py to plot data
		+	#* Setup the shock Tube case
		+	#* Use pyFoamRunner.py to run the case and analyze the logs
		+	#* Visualize the data using pyFoamSamplePlot.py

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	[ This effort is neither approved nor endorsed by ESI Group, the producer of OpenFOAM® software and owner of OpenFOAM® trademark ]		[ This effort is neither approved nor endorsed by ESI Group, the producer of OpenFOAM® software and owner of OpenFOAM® trademark ]
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		+	'''Learners''': Mechanical, Civil, Chemical Engineering students in 3rd and 4th year.

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 Teachers and Students who would be using this software should have some basic knowledge of Computational Fluid Dynamics and Linux Commands.
-The Spoken Tutorial effort for OpenFOAM is contributed by Mr.Rahul Ashok Joshi from IIT BOMBAY.
+The Spoken Tutorial effort for OpenFOAM is contributed by Mr.Rahul Ashok Joshi from IIT BOMBAY, under the guidance of Prof. Shivasubramanian Gopalakrishna, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, IIT BOMBAY.
-Previous Contributors : Saurabh Sawant, Chaitrali Ghodke, Gautam Sharma
+Other Contributors : Saurabh Sawant, Chaitrali Ghodke, Gautam Sharma, Anmol Sahoo, Pavan Mehta, Deepa Vedartham
 [ This effort is neither approved nor endorsed by ESI Group, the producer of OpenFOAM® software and owner of OpenFOAM® trademark ]

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	#*Mesh optimization using Netgen		#*Mesh optimization using Netgen
	#*Mesh conversion		#*Mesh conversion
		+	#Installing and Running PyFOAM
		+	#*What is PyFOAM
		+	#*Files required for PyFOAM installation
		+	#*Installation using Pip, source file
		+	#*Checking PyFOAM installation

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	#*Define faces		#*Define faces
	#*Define Volume		#*Define Volume
		+	#Creating a sphere in GMSH
		+	#*Gmsh script introduction
		+	#*Create sphere geometry in Gmsh
		+	#*Basic manipulations using the file with extensions .geo
		+	#Unstructured mesh generation using Gmsh
		+	#*Unstructured mesh Generation
		+	#*Basic Manipulations using the file with extension .geo
		+	#*Mesh optimization using Netgen
		+	#*Mesh conversion

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 ==Basic Level==
 #Installing and Running OpenFOAM and Paraview
 #*Introduction to OpenFOAM
 #*Introduction to Paraview
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 ==Intermediate Level==
 #Turbulent flow in a lid driven cavity using OpenFOAM
 #*Problem specification
 #*Boundary conditions
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 #*Visualizing using Vector Plot.
 #Simulating Hagen Poiseuille flow
 #*Problem specification
 #*Formulas and analytical solution
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 #*Validation with respect to analytical results
 #Downloading and installing Salome
 #*Introduction to Salome
 #*Salome website
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 #*Starting Salome
 #Creating and meshing a curved pipe geometry in Salome for OpenFOAM
 #*Starting Salome
 #*Creating a curved pipe geometry using Geometry module
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 #*Saving the work on the desktop
 #Exporting geometry from Salome to OpenFOAM
 #*Starting Salome and opening the previously created .hdf file
 #*Grouping mesh parts as they are required in OpenFOAM
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 #Introduction to SnappyHexMesh
 #*Introduction to snappyHexMesh in OpenFOAM
 #*Methodology for snappyHexMesh
 #*Learning different parameters in snappyHexMeshDict
 #Generating Mesh using snappyHexMesh
 #*Problem specification
 #*About the solver
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 #*Result
 #Importing Mesh File in OpenFOAM
 #*blockMeshDict
 #*OpenFOAM utility to import mesh

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 #*Analytical result
 #*Validating Analytic and Computational Results
 #Flow over a flat plate using OpenFOAM
 #*Problem specification
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 #*Plotting the contour
 #*Validation with respect to analytical results
 #Downloading and installing Salome
 #*Objective
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 #*Modify the mesh in the flow direction using submesh utility
 #*Saving the work on the desktop
 #Exporting geometry from Salome to OpenFOAM
 #*Objective
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 #*Opening the mesh in ParaView
 #*Making it ready for simulation
 #Introduction to SnappyHexMesh
 #*Introduction to snappyHexMesh in OpenFOAM
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 #*Paraview visualization
 #*Result
 #Importing Mesh File in OpenFOAM
 #*Pre-requisite
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 #*Boundary Condition name in boundary file
 #*Setting up the case
 #Installing and running Gmsh
 #*Gmsh introduction