Release notes
What's new in solids4foam-v2.2?
The main changes from v2.1 to v2.2 are:
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solids4foam-v2.2 compiles with OpenFOAM-v2012 to OpenFOAM-v2412, OpenFOAM-9, and foam-extend-4.1
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Added CITATION.cff file
- Introduced OPENFOAM_NOT_EXTEND, OPENFOAM_COM, OPENFOAM_ORG defs aligning more with swak4foam, improve readability etc
- OPENFOAM_COM (replaces: OPENFOAMESI)
- OPENFOAM_ORG (replaces: OPENFOAMFOUNDATION)
- OPENFOAM_NOT_EXTEND (replaces: OPENFOAMESIORFOUNDATION)
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Centralise wmake-options, provision for OpenFOAM/modules integration
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Parse Allwmake arguments in high-level Allwmake
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New tutorials and README.mds, and fixes for existing tutorials
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Update Alltest to catch non-foam errors
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New GitHub actions to catch whitespace, enforce lint rules and check copyrights
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Added applications/utilities/README.md
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Added contact patch test tutorial
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Added applications/scripts/README.md
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Fixes and updates for material models
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Added README for functionObjects
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Write all dicts with default values to show the users the silent options
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Added vertex centred solid model
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Added transformStressToCylindrical function object
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Added README.md for punch tutorial case
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Added layeredPipe README.md
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Added curvedBeams case
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Added elastoplasticity curvedBeams README.md
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Updated the README.md in flexibleDamBreak
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Added README for slabCooling case
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Added readme for hotCylinder
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Added README for viscoTube
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Added README file for pressurisedCylinder case
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Added README file for neckingBar case
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Added README file for cylinderExpansion
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Boundary condition updates and fixes
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Add README.md for HronTurekFsi3
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3dTube merged with 3dTubeRobin
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fluidSolidInterface: add new residual calculation option, but defaults to original incrementalResiduals approach
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Add optionalFixes/README.md
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Add segment-to-segment contact procedure based on volume intersection
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Added GuccioneElastic and electroMechanicalLaw mechanical laws
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Added enhancedVolPointInterpolation
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Ports more cases to all variants of OpenFOAM
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Add rigidRotation README
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Create LICENSE file
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linearElasticity/plateHole: use analytical solution and boundary conditions
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Added CONTRIBUTING.md file
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Added markdownlint.yml for checking all markdown files
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Added GitHub action to update the soldis4foam.github.io repository
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Add GitHub Action to remove trailing whitespace
- Add normalDisplacementZeroShear boundary condition
What's new in solids4foam-v2.1?
The main changes from v2.0 to v2.1 are:
- solids4foam-v2.1 compiles with OpenFOAM-v2012 to OpenFOAM-v2312, OpenFOAM-9, and foam-extend-4.1;
- Conjugate heat transfer and thermo-fluid-solid interaction capabilities have been added;
- README.md files have been added to more tutorials and to the website;
- New tutorials have been added;
- A segment-to-segment contact procedure has been added to the
solidContactboundary condition; - Many bugs have been fixed, and refactorings have been performed;
- A new general vertex-centred solid model
vertexCentredLinearGeometryhas been created, allowing run-time selection of a block-coupled, segregated or explicit solution algorithm; - A new block-coupled nonlinear geometry vertex-centred solid model has been added:
vertexCentredNonLinTotalLagGeometry; - The general
electroMechanicalLawhas been added; - The general
poroMechLawhas been added; - The
GuccioneElasticmechanical law has been added; - The Robin-Neumann fluid-solid interaction coupling now works with OpenFOAM.com and OpenFOAM.org versions;
- Centralised the wmake-options and made a provision for OpenFOAM/modules integration;
- Refactored compiler directives for the different versions, e.g. OPENFOAMESIORFOUNDATION -> OPENFOAM_NOT_EXTEND;
- Case dictionaries now get written with their default values to
<dictName>.withDefaultValues; - Refactoring of GitHub actions;
- Ported kirchhoffPlateSolid solid model and the squarePlate tutorial to OpenFOAM.com.
What's new in solids4foam-v2.0?
The main changes from v1.0 and v1.1 to v2.0 are:
- solids4foam-v2.0 compiles with newer versions of OpenFOAM and foam-extend;
- solids4foam has moved from bitbucket to GitHub;
- solids4foam has a new website (you are here now!);
- In collaboration with the preCICE development team, support has been added for using solids4foam with preCICE;
- The latest versions of solids4foam are now automatically added to the solids4foam Docker Hub page;
- New solid mechanical laws have been added, including Mooney-Rivlin, Yeoh, and isotropic Fung (and Ogden soon);
- New solid models have been added, such as the block-coupled vertex-centred approach built on the PETSc linear solver toolbox;
- The fluid models more closely follow the code from the underlying OpenFOAM version;
- The build and test scripts have been re-designed;
- A tutorials benchmark data repository has been created for storing reference data and results for the tutorials;
- solids4foam has a new logo! It is a deformed green nabla (like a deformed structure) with strings; the strings are a hat tip to the origins of the nabla symbol and the national symbol of Ireland;
- The
filesToReplaceInOFhas been removed, althoughoptionalFixesare still recommended when using foam-extend; - foam-extend is no longer the primary development fork for solids4foam; instead, it is equally likely that new features will be developed in any of the three supported forks;
- Greater support is available for OpenFOAM.com and OpenFOAM.org versions; for example, multi-material and solid-to-solid contact is now supported.