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The open code

The OpenFOAM source code is open.
Compiled (binary) data has to be distributed only together with its source code.
Each user of OpenFOAM can add/remove/modify the source code and freely use it.
The OpenFOAM project is rapidly developing, due to its open-source nature. The OpenFOAM is quickly becoming popular and its user community is growing.

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Clip out radius

For best results, the rotor region should be donut-shaped, i.e., there should be a hole running through its centre. Only for such shapes the unwrapping into a box is well defined. If there is no hole in the middle, this option allows specifying a positive radius of a hole to drill before unwrapping.

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Tutorials

The selected tutorials and boundary conditions are artificially designed for purposes of this manual. Because of the examples designs (may not real machines), the results of this tutorials may be unphysical. The computational meshes are quite coarse to enable availability of using it during trainings of this product on laptops or personal computers.

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ParaView License

ParaView uses a permissive BSD license that enables the broadest possible audience, including commercial organizations, to use the software, royalty free, for most purposes. In addition, there are other licenses that are applicable because of other packages leveraged by ParaView or developed by collaborators. Lastly, there are specific packages for the ParaView binaries available on paraview.org that have applicable licenses.

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