Conjugate Heat Transfer v2.0

Conjugate heat transfer v2.0 is a multi-purpose analysis type capable of simulating fluid flow and heat transfer including: solid/fluid conduction, natural or forced convection, and thermal radiation. The solver supports heat sources derived from the Joule heating of electronic circuits and both surface to surface and solar radiation. An arbitrary number of solid and/or fluid regions may be simulated. By solving both the flow fields and heat transfer equations simultaniously, this solver is ideally suited for but not limited to applications such as: electronics cooling, heat exchangers, and HVAC systems. Learn more. | Page 45

Tutorial project for a thermal analysis of a differential casing. The project only provides the geometry to start with. See our tutorials section to have a look at the step-by-step instructions to set up the simulation. - Copy - Copy

This project is a demonstration of conjugate heat transfer analysis of a directional vane disk, a critical component of a disk brake system. The primary objective of the study is to investigate the heat dissipation characteristics of the disk under the influence of airflow.

The analysis is grounded in thermo-fluid dynamics, integrating principles of both thermodynamics and fluid mechanics to simulate real-world conditions. The project employs a conjugate heat transfer approach, which allows for the simultaneous examination of heat transfer due to conduction, convection, and radiation. This methodology provides a holistic understanding of the thermal behavior of the disk brake system. A rotating zone is also added to account for the rotational effects of the disk.

The directional vane disk, with its unique design and material properties, plays a pivotal role in the heat dissipation process. The project aims to study the influence of airflow on this process, considering factors such as airflow velocity, direction, and ambient temperature.

This project includes the shell and tube heat exchanger simulation using the conjugate heat transfer technique, abbreviated as CHT. Conjugate heat transfer defines processes which involve variations of temperature in solids and fluids due to thermal interactions. - Copy

This validation case belongs to fluid dynamics. The aim of this validation case is to validate the conjugate heat transfer(CHT) v2.0 analysis implemented in SimScale.
The simulation results of SimScale were compared to the results presented in the study titled  Unshrouded Plate Fin Heat Sinks for Electronics Cooling: Validation of a Comprehensive Thermal Model and Cost Optimization in Semi-Active Configuration written by L. Ventola, G. Curcuruto, et. al. - Copy

Coolingplate 4 model by use heat flux - Copy

Analisa Temperature tekanan dan kecepatan

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