What They Didn’t Teach You in Engineering School About Heat Transfer
White Paper
ABSTRACT
Using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) is no longer relegated to the realm of the specialist. A new class of CFD analysis software, ‘Concurrent CFD’, is proving to be highly effective at performing heat transfer analysis, enabling mechanical engineers to accelerate key decisions at their workstations and without the need for CFD specialists. Embedded into the MCAD environment, this intuitive process allows designers to optimize a product during the design stages reducing manufacturing costs across a wide range of mechanical designs and systems.
Related Resources
Voxdale: Virtual Prototyping for the Process and...
On-demand Web Seminar 19:17Voxdale: Virtual Prototyping for the Process and Manufacturing Industries
Design and Engineering Consultancy, Voxdale, talk about why they use Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) as part of their design work flow. Examples of their work in the Process and Manufacturing Industries...
Tackling the Thermal Design Challenges of Smaller,...
White PaperTackling the Thermal Design Challenges of Smaller, Lighter, and More Efficient Avionics
With every Kelvin increase in temperature, the risk of avionic component failure increases. For civil and military applications, the thermal characteristics of avionic components directly influence overall...
TAGS: Avionics, COTS, SWaP, Thermal Characterization, Thermal Simulation
