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Completed
01 Dec 2019
Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
FAPERJ · Advisor: Anjos, G. R.
COPPE/UFRJ · Department of Mechanical Engineering
Finite Element Method for Cooling Electronic Components
Completed
01 Dec 2019
Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro
FAPERJ · Advisor: Anjos, G. R.
Finite Element Method for Cooling Electronic Components
FAPERJ · Advisor: Anjos, G. R.
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Uberlândia, Brazil
Keywords: Conjugated Heat Transfer, Stream Function-Vorticity, Semi-Lagrangian Method
Conjugated heat transfer problems are the ones where it is necessary to understand how heat convection in a fluid influences the temperature in solid regions. Instead of solving the Navier-Stokes equation with its...
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Keywords: Finite Element Method, heat transport, Streamfunction
The stream function-vorticity formulation is a useful alternative to solving the Navier-Stokes equations in two dimensional domain. One of its major difficulties is the lack of boundary conditions for vorticity, and...
Águas de Lindóia, Brazil
Keywords: Finite Element Method, Conjugated Heat Transfer, Stream Function-Vorticity, Unstructured Mesh
Conjugated heat transfer problems have an extensive number of applications because a lot of times it is neces- sary to understand how heat convection in a fluid influences the temperature in solid regions. The stream...
Keywords: Finite Element Method, Complex Geometries, Cooling of Electronic Components
The numerical simulation is an important tool to solve problems found in several physical processes, such as oil drilling, reservoir filling, hemodynamics and cooling of electronic components, the latter of great...