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    The document is a past examination for a 4th year mechanical engineering class on computer-aided engineering (CAE) using ANSYS software. Students are asked to determine the temperature distribution of a copper candlestick under steady-state conditions, with one surface subjected to a heat flux of 5000 W/m^2 and other surfaces undergoing free convection at 20°C with a heat transfer coefficient of 3 W/m^2°C.

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    The document is a past examination for a 4th year mechanical engineering class on computer-aided engineering (CAE) using ANSYS software. Students are asked to determine the temperature distribution of a copper candlestick under steady-state conditions, with one surface subjected to a heat flux of 5000 W/m^2 and other surfaces undergoing free convection at 20°C with a heat transfer coefficient of 3 W/m^2°C.

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    For The Candlestick Shown in Figure Bellow, Determine The: Temperature Distribution Due To Thermal Load

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    University of Technology

    Mechanical Engineering Department


    First Term Examination 2015/2016
    Subject: CAE (ANSYS) Year: 4th year classes
    Division: Automotive Engineering Time: 𝟏. 𝟓 Hrs.
    Examiner(s): CAE group Date: 82 / 1 / 2016

    Note: 1. Assume all missing data.

    For the candlestick shown in figure bellow, determine the temperature distribution due
    to thermal load
    Assumption:
    Steady state
    Material: Copper, Dimension in centimeters
    Candles flame is subjected to the heat flux (Q=5000 W/m2)
    All other surfaces are subjected to free convection boundary conditions, T∞ = 20 oC, h∞ = 3 W/m2.oC

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    Q

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