B.Sc. · Completed

Lucas Mendes Miranda

Study of Cold-Plate Fin Geometries to Improve Heat-Transfer Capability of Electronics Cooling Solutions Utilizing the Finite Element Method

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B.Sc.

Status

Completed

Date

10 Jul 2023

Length

84 pages

Institution

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro

Advising

Advisor: Anjos, G. R.

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Study of Cold-Plate Fin Geometries to Improve Heat-Transfer Capability of Electronics Cooling Solutions Utilizing the Finite Element Method

Abstract

Course: Mechanical Engineering In this work, we present the development of a computer simulation algorithm in order to study cold plate fin geometries that improve heat transfer capabilities of eletronics cooling solutions. The stream function-vorticity formulation was used to solve the two-dimensional problem of fluid dynamics and the heat equation for the heat transfer. Using Python,t h efi n i t ee l e m e n tm e t h o dw a si m p l e m e n t e du t i l i z i n g the Galerkin scheme. With the help of the algorithm, the Poiseuille flow between two parallel plates was simulated, alongside the waved fin geometries chosen, that had good results

Advising

Advisor: Anjos, G. R.