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blueCFD®-Core is an open source project provided by FS Dynamics Portugal.
This project provides source code and high quality builds of OpenFOAM® technology and related open source projects, as unofficial ports for up-to-date 64 bit Windows 10 and 11 (older versions of blueCFD-Core will work on older versions of Windows).
Additional tweaks, executables and scripts are also provided, in order to maintain usability when working within Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.
The source code for the patched versions are tracked in the blueCFD project at Github.
This project is in continuous development, so keep track of how it is evolving at the following locations:
Note: Contributions and collaboration are very much welcome, but we are still working on the releases that we have planned. Please follow our news feeds to know when we start accepting contributions.
The issue tracker should be used for problems directly associated to the ports of OpenFOAM technology and related open source projects, specifically those provided in the repositories in the blueCFD project at Github.
For finding common difficulties and discussing situations related to using blueCFD-Core, please use the blueCFD-Core Discussions forum, as explained at its welcome page.
For dedicated support and development contracts related to blueCFD-Core, please contact us at FS Dynamics Portugal.
FS Dynamics Portugal (also known as FSD blueCAPE) is responsible for the development and maintenance of the blueCFD®-Core project.
blueCFD® is a registered trade mark of FS Dynamics Portugal.
This offering is not approved or endorsed by OpenCFD Limited, producer and distributor of the OpenFOAM software via www.openfoam.com and owner of the OPENFOAM® and OpenCFD® trade marks.
FS Dynamics Portugal is a contributor to the OpenFOAM Foundation, but the majority of the specific modifications needed in the source code for running OpenFOAM natively on Windows, will not be accepted in the official releases of OpenFOAM by the OpenFOAM Foundation, mostly due to the maintenance overhead associated to supporting closed-source operating systems.