The Multiphysics Object-Oriented Simulation Environment (MOOSE) is an open-source objectoriented finite element framework written in C++ (Lindsay et al., 2022).The Thermal Hydraulics Module (THM) is an optional MOOSE physics module that provides capabilities for studying thermal hydraulic systems.Its core capability lies in assembling a network of coupled components, for instance, pipes, junctions, and valves.THM provides several new systems to MOOSE to enable and facilitate thermal hydraulic simulations, most notably the Components system, which provides a higher-level syntax to MOOSE's lower-level objects.This system is extensible by the user, but the current library primarily includes components based on a one-dimensional, single-phase, variable-area, compressible flow model, as well as heat conduction.
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