ANSYS Fluent Tutorial | Steady-State Heat Transfer Analysis using 1/2 Symmetry Model | Part 2/2

It is a motor Hub Geometry, with Heat generation on the surface attached to the shaft, there is convection Heat loss from the hub surface, the effective temperature and the corresponding thermal expansion is to be calculated In this analysis.
What will you Learn In PART-2 of the Tutorial?
- Solver Setup in ANSYS Fluent.
- Post-Processing
- Creation of Various Types of Temperature contours.
Various parts of the tutorial:
Part -1 (Geometry Creation and Meshing) : • ANSYS Fluent Tutorial ...
Part -2 (CFD Solver Setup and Post-Processing) : • ANSYS Fluent Tutorial ...
Part -3 (FEA): • ANSYS Tutorial: Heat T...
Part-4 (Thermal Expansion analysis): • ANSYS Tutorial | Therm...

[@kevinfera6598]

Beautiful work, thank you

[@AnsysTutor]

most welcome:)

[@yadfaruq5294]

nice information teacher 👍 👍 👍 👍 👏👏👏👏👏

[@AnsysTutor]

Thank you Yad🙂🙂🙂

[@0115221341]

perfect sir!!
please make a video about shell and tube heat transfer case

[@AnsysTutor]

Thank you. Will try to make a tutorial on this.

[@meadowfortune]

Thanks!

[@AnsysTutor]

most welcome:)

[@leolu362]

Could you tell me how to get the contour map with the full geometry, instead of the half one? Thanks!

[@leolu362]

Oh I've just seen the reflection in the video 26. My following question is then, how would we do the symmetry model if we have a 1/6 sector? (not 1/4)

[@AnsysTutor]

Will try to make a tutorial on this. Its similar to the quarter symmetry only you need to create planes at that angles.

[@sarammusic]

Hello. I have a question . I want to know if I want to include the internal emissivity and external emissivity numbers in Fluent they should be similar, I went to the help section of ansys and there is just explained that the two are different with each other and not explained that how they should work.
When I look for material emissivity only gives me for one emissivity.
I will glad if You help me.
Thank you in advance for guiding&helping me

[@AnsysTutor]

Which radiation model have you choosen ? Yes you can define only one emissivity in the material properties, the internal and external emissivity can be assigned in the wall boundary conditions if you have choosen semi-transparent or opaque. And this option is available in certain radiation model like DO radiation.

[@sarammusic]

@@AnsysTutor Do model

[@vt9848]

hi guys, I am working on ANSYS fluent for the first time can anyone help me. How to resolve the planes in the imported geometry with several planes and with 38 Body parts. so is there any way to make it as a single geometry Body partThanks in advance

[@AnsysTutor]

you can suppress the planes and for the bodies you can select the required parts then right click & make a single part .