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Heat Transfer simulation tasks



Heat transfer enhancement for heat exchanger elements

Heat transfer enhancement for heat exchanger elements
Experiment at Re=15 000
Comparison of oval-shaped cylinders with circular ones Modeling


Heat transfer enhancement for LED
  1. Conjugated problem of heat removal from LED
  2. Heat removal system contains heat pipes
  3. Used software: Ansys Fluent 14.5
Source Power = 90 Wt
Ambient T = 295 K
Heat pipe thermal cond. =25000 Wt/mK
Temperature distribution at the heat removal system surface
Heat wake above LED heat removal system



Thermal regime of control system microelement of car generator
Surface of:
chip – 5x5 mm, copper substrate – 8x8 mm,
ceramic substrate – 15x15 mm,
Al thermal sink – 25x30 mm
Boundary conditions:
Heat power of the chip – 3 Wt,
Inlet air velocity – 5 m/s,
Inlet air temperature – 398 K,
Inlet turbulence level – 10%

Used software: Ansys Fluent 14.5

Thermal regime of control system microelement of car generator

Q.: Which of the variants gives a minimal chip temperature?

Nos Properties Averaged temperature of the chip surface Maximal temperature of the chip
1 Copper – 7x7 mm, copper λ=150 Wt/(m K), adhesive λ=0.88 Wt/(m K) 430.44 K (157.44 C) 430.93 К (157.93 C)
2 Copper – 7x7 mm, change in ceramics Al2O3 to Al of grade AD0 with ρ=2710 kg/m3, λ=202.4 Wt/(m K), сp=930 J/(kg K); copper λ=380 Wt/(m K), adhesive λ=1.68 Wt/(m K) 421.74 К (148.74 С) 421.97 К (148.97 С)
3 Copper – 8x8 mm, copper λ=380 Wt/(m K), adhesive λ=0.88 Wt/(m K) 423.59 K (150.59 C) 423.87 K (150.87 C)
4 Copper – 8x8 mm, copper λ=380 Wt/(m K), adhesive λ=1.68 Wt/(m K) 421.66 K (148.66 C) 421.93 K (148.93 C)


Thermal regime of control system microelement of car generator
Variant 1:
Copper – 7x7 mm, copper
λ=150 Wt/(m K),
adhesive
λ=0.88 Wt/(m K)
Variant 2:
Copper – 7x7 mm,
change in ceramics Al2O3 to Al
with grade AD0 (ρ=2710 kg/m3,
λ=202.4 Wt/(m K),
сp=930 J/(kg K));
copper λ=380 Wt/(m K),
adhesive λ=1.68 Wt/(m K)

Energy saving device ‘Turbosphere’ for electricity production
  • 3D problem using the CAD model close to a real device
  • Unsteady RANS equations, SST–k–ω turbulence model, upwind scheme, SIMPLEС algorithm
  • Used software: Ansys Fluent 15.0
CAD-model ‘Turbosphere’ Temperature distribution in the gas pipeline Streamlines near blades