Heat Exchangers
Heat exchangers have been used for many years in different applications. Typically we find them in HVAC, refrigeration, power generation, and chemical processing. From an environmental point of view, they are important for us in order to make use of residues of heat and reuse.
Exploring Thermal Energy Transfer in Heat Exchangers
A heat exchanger transfers thermal energy between fluids without mixing them. Designing a heat exchanger involves considering factors like thermal fatigue, FSI, fluid flow, and phase transitions. Interaction between components impacts system performance, such as in a carnot cycle.
Heat exchangers have various designs, typically involving tubes or plates for fluid flow and conduction-based heat transfer. Examples include car radiators and condensers/evaporators in refrigeration and air conditioning systems.
Benefits
Improved Thermal Performance
Ansys simulation tools can help you optimize the design of your heat exchanger to achieve better thermal performance and efficiency. By accurately modeling fluid flow and heat transfer, you can identify areas of improvement and make informed design decisions.
Reduced Development Costs
Ansys simulation tools can help you save time and resources by identifying potential design issues early on in the development process. By catching problems before the physical prototype stage, you can avoid costly rework and delays.
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How We Can Help
We enable our customers to design better products, reduce risk, and accelerate time to market. At EDRMedeso we are committed to driving innovation by providing leading simulation technologies powered by knowledge transfer.
We can assist you in developing customized workflows to solve complex heat exchanger problems specific to your industry or application. Our team of experienced engineers and simulation experts can provide expert guidance on simulation setup, analysis, and interpretation.
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Who We Have Helped
For just one new pump design Grundfos was able to cut 30 percent in overall development time and achieve significant savings in physical prototyping costs.
— Jacob Vernersen / Senior Manager
