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Test student made centrifugal pump - Copy

Testing thermal flows in a water block - Copy

Design a new cooling system for my 3D printer, I am going to simulate the aiflow arround the nozzle - Copy

A bearing supported steel shaft is investigated in this static simulation.
The goal of the project is to check whether the welded discs' can bear the fatigue loads and whether the keyway's load is in the acceptable range.

A simple static analysis is used in this case because the shaft is static and slowly rotating during operation. Inertial loads can be neglected.

Details:

In this real life engineering task there is a steel shaft with two discs welded on it. There are arms connected to the discs (not visible) which provide torque loads. The shaft is supported by means of bearings. The rotation is provided by the means of gear motor which weight is loaded on the shaft and locks the remaining degree of freedom of the system.

The dimensions are constrained by the actual design and the main parameters (shaft main diameter, bearing type) have been pre-defined. Some hand made calculations were also done which take into account the effect of stress concentration. This calculations then need to be compared to the simulation results.

Critical points are the welded discs and the keyway. - Copy

Study the airflow behavior in an air conditioning/exhaust system rectangular duct and calculate the change in velocity and pressure loss at a different air flow rate using a CFD tool and verify the results against a mathematical calculation. - Copy

simulación de un ventilador centrifugo con alabes curvados hacia atras - Copy

To show the heat flow in the piston cylinders of diesel engines - Copy

Hydro-Prop - Incompressible

3000 rpm max
0.536409 HP
1.3 n.m torque - Copy

Designing Heat Profile U-Type Heat Exchanger - Copy - Copy - Copy - Copy

Fan force cooling for controller box - Copy

This tutorial showcases how to use SimScale to run an electromagnetics simulation on a Magnetic Lifting Machine.

Tutorial project for linear static analysis of a crane

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