25.2.0

New Features

BaramFlow

  • Built-in Post-processor : Graphical post-processing functions that used Paraview are now supported.
  • Transient density-based compressible solver: The density-based compressible solver, which was only available for steady-state, is now available for transient analysis using the dual time step method.
  • Additional Boundary Conditions: It is now possible to input wall roughness and use radiative heat transfer conditions using wall external emissivity as well as convection from the wall to the outside.
  • Added non-orthogonal corrector: You can now set a number of non-orthogonal correctors for numerical methods.

BaramMesh

  • Directional level Increment: Added the ability to increase the size level only in a specific direction of the coordinate axis by castellating the mesh.
  • Castellated buffer layer: Added the ability to create a buffer layer similar to a boundary layer on certain boundaries.
  • Export to 2-dimensional/axisymmetric mesh now supports multi-region mesh.

Improvements

  • Initialization speedup: Improved the speed of initialize before starting a calculation.
  • Improved the area of the cell zone condition page and the way cell zones are displayed to improve user-friendliness.
  • The default value for the number of processors now uses the last value set.
  • Improved the order in which boundaries are displayed by sorting them by name to improve user-friendliness.
  • Added a feature to check if MPI is properly installed on the system during installation. If there are any problems at startup after installation, a popup will notify you.
  • BaramMesh can now import geometry files with names that are all numeric or contain non-ASCII characters.
  • Upgraded the version of the VTK library to 9.4.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed Mass weighted average bug: Fixed a bug that prevented mass weighting from being applied in monitoring.
  • Fixed a bug where it was not possible to set a user variable for the Scale of Velocity on initialization.
  • Fixed a bug that prevented the ability to limit the phase of a user-defined scalar from working.
  • Fixed unnecessary flow variable values appearing in the solid region when initializing a conjugate heat transfer problem.