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    The document provides instructions for a mechanical engineering exam problem involving determining the temperature distribution, deformation, stress, and strain of a heater over time. Students are asked to use computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to find: (1) the temperature distribution after 15 seconds due to a thermal load, and (2) the total deformation, equivalent stress, and strain at 5, 10, and 20 seconds while accounting for transient thermal and structural interactions. Assumptions, boundary conditions, material properties, load history, and dimensions are provided.

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    The document provides instructions for a mechanical engineering exam problem involving determining the temperature distribution, deformation, stress, and strain of a heater over time. Students are asked to use computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to find: (1) the temperature distribution after 15 seconds due to a thermal load, and (2) the total deformation, equivalent stress, and strain at 5, 10, and 20 seconds while accounting for transient thermal and structural interactions. Assumptions, boundary conditions, material properties, load history, and dimensions are provided.

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    Year: 4 Year Classes Time: Date: 2 / 2 / 2016 Subject: CAE Division: Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Engineering Examiner(s) : CAE Group

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    The document provides instructions for a mechanical engineering exam problem involving determining the temperature distribution, deformation, stress, and strain of a heater over time. Students are asked to use computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to find: (1) the temperature distribution after 15 seconds due to a thermal load, and (2) the total deformation, equivalent stress, and strain at 5, 10, and 20 seconds while accounting for transient thermal and structural interactions. Assumptions, boundary conditions, material properties, load history, and dimensions are provided.

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    University of Technology

    Mechanical Engineering Department


    First Term Examination 2015/2016
    Subject: CAE Year: 4th year classes
    Division: Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Engineering Time: 𝟏. 𝟓 Hrs.
    Examiner(s): CAE group Date: 2 / 2 / 2016

    Note: 1. Assume any missing data.


    For the heater shown in figure bellow, determine:
    A) Temperature distribution after 15 seconds due to thermal load
    B) The total Deformation and the equivalent stress and strain due to transient thermal
    and transient structural interaction at the time intervals 5, 10 &20 seconds.
    Temp.
    Assumption: 200
    Transient state
    Tinitial = 25 oC, T∞ = 20 oC, h∞ = 5 W/m2.oC
    40
    Material: Copper
    The three heaters are subjected to the temperature showing in load history Time 0 20 s
    All other surfaces are subjected to free convection boundary conditions Load History
    Initial Time Step=0.2, Min. Time Step=0.02, Max. Time Step=2 sec.
    Dimensions in centimeters.

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