This provides user interface to CFD softwares Gmesh,Flludity and Paraview which can be used for

• Creation of .geo file for pre-procesiing using Gmesh software
• Creation of .msh file for Solving required situation using Gmesh software
• Solving Defferntial equation created by gmesh using Fluidity
• plotting data created by solver

this software is build under the course CS 310 Large Application Practicum IIT Mandi

• Course Instructor

  1. Padmanabhan Rajan
  2. B.D. Chaudhri

• Mentor

  1. Gaurav Bhutani

• TA Mentor

  1. Jyoti

• Group Member

  1. Dinbandhu Kumar Singh
  2. Devesh Soni
  3. Vaibahv Saharan

• GitHub Link

  Unified CFD Software

• Craete a .geo file
• Create a new project, select/ create a .geo file click on "Pre-Processing button" for creating mesh
• Select a .msh select a .fml file click an solver which will solve differential equation made with the help of .msh and .fml file
• While opening a existing project if wrong directory selected it will pop-up an error message
• If a project is already existing in some directory with same name it won't allow to create.
• It will keap track of recently worked project and provide a direct link link to that project
• It will show current status of project through progress-bar

This uses a number of open source projects to work properly:

• [GMSH] - used for creating .geo and .msh file!
• [Fludity] - Used for solving mesh
• [Paraview] - Used for interactive, scientific visualization.
• [GCC,GNU Compiler]-The GNU Compiler Collection includes front ends for C, C++.

apart from OSS it usase below python module

• [tkinter]- for creating GUI
• [functool]- gives wrapping to function for interactive use
• [shutil]- provide high level file operation
• [os]-This module provides a portable way of using operating system dependent functionality
• [time]-this provides functions for working with times, and for converting between representations.
• [stat]-The stat module defines constants and functions for interpreting the results of os.stat() , os.fstat() and os.lstat() (if they exist)

• Write MORE Tests
• Add Night Mode
• Add Open Foam
• Add Plot Using Python

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Free Software, Hell Yeah!