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CFD Analysis & Optimization of HVAC Systems using SolidWorks
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CFD Analysis & Optimization of HVAC Systems using SolidWorks

Optimizing HVAC Systems Using SolidWorks: A Comprehensive CFD Analysis and Optimization Course
Last updated 8/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Gain a deep understanding of the fundamental principles of heat exchangers and their importance in HVAC systems.
  • Acquire hands-on experience in performing CFD analysis using SolidWorks, enabling you to visualize and analyze complex fluid flow and heat transfer phenomena.
  • Develop the skills to conduct parametric studies and optimization techniques to enhance the performance and efficiency of heat exchangers.
  • Explore a wide range of heat exchanger types and learn how to select the most suitable design for specific applications.
  • Understand the intricacies of fluid flow patterns, temperature distribution, and pressure drop in heat exchangers, allowing you to optimize their performance.

Course content

1 section16 lectures6h 6m total length
  • Introduction to the Course Work2:37
  • CFD Heat Transfer Analysis & Parametric Study of a Fire tube Boiler25:28
  • CFD Analysis of a Furnace Evaporator18:36
  • CFD Analysis & Parametric Study of a Chilled Beam30:12
  • CFD Analysis Parametric Study & Optimization of a Ducted Channel21:26
  • CFD Analysis of a Condenser Heat Exchanger19:41
  • CFD Analysis and Parametric Study of a Furnace Heater21:18
  • CFD Analysis Parametric Study & Optimization of a Shell Tube Heat Exchanger31:00
  • CFD Analysis Parametric Study & Optimization of a Plate Heat Exchanger47:33
  • CFD Analysis & Parametric Study of a Shell Plate Heat Exchanger24:09
  • CFD Analysis of a Micro Channel Heat Exchanger16:14
  • CFD Analysis of a Rotary Wheel17:23
  • CFD Analysis of a Trench Heater22:37
  • CFD Analysis Parametric Study & Optimization of a Counter flow Heat Exchanger22:07
  • CFD Analysis Parametric Study & Optimization of a Cross flow Heat Exchanger23:48
  • CFD Analysis of a Surface Condenser21:55

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge in SolidWorks is required to understand this course

Description

Welcome to our comprehensive online course on CFD analysis and optimization of HVAC systems using SolidWorks. In this course, we delve into the intricacies of heat exchangers and provide a deep understanding of their functioning in cooling and heating processes. By employing state-of-the-art computational fluid dynamics (CFD) techniques, we present an extensive exploration of various types of heat exchangers widely used in the process industry and HVAC systems. Whether you are an engineering student, a professional in the field, or an HVAC enthusiast, this course is tailored to enhance your knowledge and skills.

(i)   Introduction to the course work

(ii)  CFD Analysis Parametric Study & Optimization of a Fire tube Boiler

(iii) CFD Analysis of a Furnace Evaporator

(iv) CFD Analysis & Parametric Study of a Chilled Beam

(v) CFD Analysis Parametric Study and Optimization of a Ducted Channel Heat Exchanger

(vi) CFD Analysis of a Condenser Heat Exchanger

(vii) CFD Analysis Parametric Study and Optimization of a Furnace Heater

(viii) CFD Analysis Parametric Study and Optimization of a Shell Tube Heat Exchanger

(ix) CFD Analysis Parametric Study and Optimization of a Plate Heat Exchanger

(x) CFD Analysis Parametric Study and Optimization of a Shell Plate Heat Exchanger

(xi) CFD Analysis of a Microchannel Heat Exchanger

(xii) CFD Analysis of a Rotary Wheel

(xiii) CFD Analysis of a Trench Heater

(xiv) CFD Analysis Parametric Study and Optimization of a Counterflow Heat Exchanger

(xv) CFD Analysis Parametric Study and Optimization of a Cross-Flow Heat Exchanger

(xvi) CFD Analysis of a Surface Condenser


Who this course is for:

  • This course is made for Engineering Students and Engineering professionals in Mechanical, Chemical and Processing Engineering