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    This document provides instructions for a CAE exam involving the simulation of thermal induced stress on a mechanical part. Students are asked to use ANSYS to determine the maximum stress and total deformation of the steel part, which has different heat transfer conditions on its inner and outer surfaces, including a constant heat flux and convection heat transfer. Boundary conditions require the part to be fixed on two ends.

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    This document provides instructions for a CAE exam involving the simulation of thermal induced stress on a mechanical part. Students are asked to use ANSYS to determine the maximum stress and total deformation of the steel part, which has different heat transfer conditions on its inner and outer surfaces, including a constant heat flux and convection heat transfer. Boundary conditions require the part to be fixed on two ends.

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    For The Figure Shown Below, Simulate Thermal Induced Stress To Determine The Maximum Stress and The Total Deformation Due To Convection Heat Transfer

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    University of Technology

    Department of Machines and Equipment Engineering


    Second Term Examination 2013/2014
    Subject: CAE (ANSYS) Year: 4th year
    Division: Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Engineering Exam Time:1.5 Hrs.
    Examiner(s): Dr. Nabeh Natic and Dr. Laith Jaafer Date: 2 / 4 / 2014

    Notes: 1. Assume all missing data. 2. All dimensions are in centimeters

    For the figure shown below, simulate thermal induced stress to determine the
    maximum stress and the total deformation due to convection heat transfer:
    Assumption
    * Steady state
    * Material: steel
    * All outer surfaces are subjected to convection heat transfer T∞ = 05 oC ; h = 3 W/m2.oC
    * All inner surfaces are subjected to constant heat flux q = 1000 W/m2

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