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Thermo Elestohydrodynamics simulations with OpenFOAM	1	10:38, 7 March 2015

Thermo Elestohydrodynamics simulations with OpenFOAM

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Hello, I am interested in solving the deformations in a thrust bearing shoe caused by the thermal and mechanical deformations caused by the thin oil fim that is supporting the shaft rotating at high speed. Is there anyone who has utilized OpenFOAM for a similar analysis? Regards, Seckin

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Greetings Seckin,

Uhm... openfoamwiki.net is meant for documentation and discussing issues in said documentation.

As for your question, have a look at this FAQ: Where can I find support or ask questions about openFOAM?

Best regards,
Bruno

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Wyldckat (talk)‎10:38, 7 March 2015