This document contains the schedule and content outline for a heat transfer course. The course covers numerical methods for solving heat transfer problems in both steady-state and transitional regimes. It includes topics like the heat diffusion equation, discretization methods, and solving examples using numerical methods and software. Students will have a midterm exam on April 7th and final exam on April 24th to assess their understanding of applying numerical techniques to solve heat transfer problems.
This document contains the schedule and content outline for a heat transfer course. The course covers numerical methods for solving heat transfer problems in both steady-state and transitional regimes. It includes topics like the heat diffusion equation, discretization methods, and solving examples using numerical methods and software. Students will have a midterm exam on April 7th and final exam on April 24th to assess their understanding of applying numerical techniques to solve heat transfer problems.
This document contains the schedule and content outline for a heat transfer course. The course covers numerical methods for solving heat transfer problems in both steady-state and transitional regimes. It includes topics like the heat diffusion equation, discretization methods, and solving examples using numerical methods and software. Students will have a midterm exam on April 7th and final exam on April 24th to assess their understanding of applying numerical techniques to solve heat transfer problems.
Contents Problems Day T3 NUMERICAL METHODS (STATIONARY and TRANSITORY STATE) 8H D11 The Heat Diffusion Equation 21/03/2023 Initial Conditions and Boundary Conditions. Simplifications. Applicability to ideal solids. Advantages and disadvantages of analytical solutions compared to numerical ones. The Energy Balance Method Discretization in space and time: domains, nodes and intervals. Substitution of derivatives for differences. Discretization criteria. Steady‐state averaged domain heat balance. Calculation of conductances in Cartesian coordinates. Conductances betwe domain nodes with different properties. D12 Steady‐state problems solved with numerical methods. 23/03/2023 Solving the system of equations. Matrix method. Conductances between domain nodes with different properties. Radiation conductances. System resolution with variable conductances. Cylindrical coordinates Example 3.1. Straight fin Ex. 3.1 Problem 3.1. Electric wire Pr. 3.1 Problem 3.3 Chip refrigerated with water channels Pr. 3.3 D13 Transitional regime problems solved with numerical methods. 28/03/2023 Explicit, implicit and mixed method Advantages and disadvantages. Oscillation and instability of the results. Explicit method resolution methodology. D14 Midterm exam preparation 30/03/2023 Midterm exam: April 7, 2022 MTE 2122q2 Q218 Circular chips & cylindrical fin Q218 D15 Solving exercises with ANSYS 18/04/2023 Introduction to ANSYS Resolution with ANSYS of numerical exercises of complex geometries and with boundary conditions extracted from the industrial environment. Numerical Methods Exam 24/04/2023 18 h