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OpenFOAM User: Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions

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April 18, 2016

Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions Private LTD has been working with OpenFOAM for about two years now. In this video, Sangamesh. M. Hosur explains the experience his company has had with the open source CFD simulation package. He also explains how OpenFOAM allows any CFD engineer to understand the concept and the physics of the CFD calculations.
 

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