Explanation
These pages explain Vanellus-specific representations, solver behavior, and result semantics. They describe relationships and trade-offs rather than the steps for configuring a case or the general principles of CFD.
- What the Vanellus solver does introduces the steady-state model, SIMPLE iteration, turbulence treatment, temperature stability safeguard, and meaning of the resulting fields.
- Geometry and meshing covers the computational domain, rectilinear representation, and mesh controls.
- Boundary conditions and interfaces covers surface defaults and the available flow, thermal, and fan conditions.
- Flow and thermal models covers materials, fluid and thermal domains, turbulence treatment, buoyancy, and compact thermal models.
- Numerics and convergence covers initialization, advection, relaxation, residuals, and preconditioning.
- Results and simulation lifecycle covers run state, stopping, monitored quantities, and field files.
For configuration steps, use the How-to guides. For exact fields and allowed values, use the API reference.