In march 2007, EDF was releasing as open-source its first version of Code_Saturne, namely version 1.3.f.
5 years and several versions later, Code_Saturne development team is pleased to open a new website for the code, with many new features for the community. Every partner, every user can access a download section (including nightly snapshot and direct access to the source code management... Read more
Dear all,
I'm pleased to announce the release of Code_Saturne 2.1.0, it can be downloaded on Code_Saturne website. As explained on the download page, this is an intermediate and partially validated release. Such version will be released every six months or so while the "long-term support" version will be released every two years. Numerous improvements and new features are available... Read more
The 2011 edition of the Code_Saturne user meeting will be held in Paris, France on November the 28th.
The main improvements provided by Code_Saturne 2.0 as compared to the previous version (namely 1.3) are the following (for more information, one should refer to the ChangeLog entries):
As usual now, the schedule will be composed of plenary presentations, poster sessions and specific sessions for open discussion between the Code_Saturne users and the development team.
The software SYRTHES is dedicated to transient thermal simulations in complex solid geometries. It is developed by EDF and has recently been released under the GNU GPL licence.
SYRTHES solves thermal transient in 2D, 2D axi and 3D coordinates system. The solid properties and source terms may vary with respect to time, space, temperature,... The conductivity behavior may be either isotropic, orthotropic or anisotropic. Classical boundary conditions are available and may vary with respect to time, space and temperature. Regarding radiation, diffuse and isotropic wall to wall thermal... Read more
Code_Saturne has recently obtained a “gold award” in parallel computing on United Kingdom’s HPCxsupercomputer, located at Daresbury Laboratory. This very satisfying result is a reward for the work undertaken for some years nowby the Code_Saturne development team on the optimisation of the code and its... Read more
The School of Mechanical, Aerospace & Civil Engineering at the University of Manchester is a long time, major partner of EDF for the development, validation and dissemination of Code_Saturne. It has now made... Read more