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FLow Simulation-Led analysis
The following video shows how we can use solidworks flow simulation to do the thermal analysis of the Led Bulb.
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This video shows how we can use SolidWorks to do FEA analysis on an Expansion Bellow and find out the stresses and displacements in it.
Couple big mistakes in there. First we have to use pressure and the units should be meters. If you're not sure if you've done it right, check the resulting forces on the "floor" of the tank, it should equal to the mass of liquid inside the tank.
Hi Buddy, If we are using for full bellows means that cross sectioned - vertical lines (Before your selecting tangency) are not exist so how could I select and give tangency ??
where is gravity? you don't apply gravity
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I don’t have the electronic package for 2 resistor component , what the most appropriate thermal conductivity or material can I use for LED?
thanks Rohit ! but there is one thing I didn't get it . why did you define a thin shell ?
Thanks for this useful video. I have some query in practical condition, will you be able to solve that?? thanks again
You did it wrong mate. Instead of force you need to chose pressure. the formula is P (pressure in N/m2 or Pa)=debsity (KG/m3)*earth acceleration of gravity(m/s2)*liquid depth (m)
Is via hole of PCB important? anc cupper way etc?
Hello, can you share a downloadable link of the data?
1) i subscribed your channel for this great video (THANKS) 2)im a simulation hobiest , kindly suggest any free CFD/FEM software where i can do simulation on fluid pressure impact on solids , like how much water head can a dam handle safely before getting damage . 3)if possible , do simulation tutorial on solid cracks/burst/ tear due to fluid force ,for example simulation on pressure vessel failure due to excess gas pressure inside the vessel .
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I have a question about junction to board resistance value? does it readily available in led data sheet or we need to calculate? if available, can you please show?
Hı what is the dimensions and thickness of the tank
But the "y" value is in mm, the 9.81 is given in m/s^2. Isnt it wrong? all units input should be same right?
Hello, also I think we shoud tak a pressure, not loade, (p=rgh)
Hi there thanks for the video, I have a doubt regarding the initial material you choose.When you select aluminium as the default material it seems also the LED has been assigned as an aluminium. Is that true?
thanks rohit ji...
good job im waiting for this
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Brilliant - thank you so much for this walk-through - it was both clear and well paced. I feel confident I can achieve this.
hello sir, can i get your email id, i would like to ask you some questions regarding my final year thesis. where i want to do a simulation on a square creating a vacuum inside the square box of 10 Torr and see what will happen.
Hi Rohit, is there a reason you use Force distribution instead of Pressure distribution?
yes i agree, use pressure load instead of force load (P=pgH)
Hi Rohit , I need your help to analyze irregular water tank made from galvanized plates. Pls contact me through my Gmail account nadeem.bahjat@gmail.com
HI! How to probe and show bending stress on cross section expansion joint wall? thanks
Why you use nonlinear study for expansion bellows. Steel is in linear elastic area for this use I think, and your stress strain curve is very poor
harun hodžić there are two types of non linearity here geometric and material so for better results it preferred to have non linear study for such cases ......Further this is just to show the process of conducting such study results can be further refined by creating refined mesh and providing better stress strain curve for the material
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Rohit Thanks for this Video, i have a question about LED Thermal Case and Borad Temperature not showing in LED data sheet Also board temperature related to MCPCB .How can i find please suggest
HI Varun, If relevant data is not available in data sheet, then you can contact to the manufacture for the required data of you can calculate the approximate data by taking the temperatures from experiments and then use the same for analysis....Good Luck.
Some datasheet have resistor of between case and junction. But generally have not resistor of between board and junction. I have a question. I dont understand point of case. Is it solder point?
Hi, Good job with this sample simulation. I have used CFD in the past but I will be using the SolidWorks thermal simulation going forward. Looking forward to learning this as fast as I can....
can you share a downloadable link of the bulb.sldprt??
Hi Rohit, Thanks for the tutorial, I found it very informative. I'm currently trying to establish and verify a process of analysing the thermal performance of COB LED's with various heatsink designs. I have been able to prototype a heatsink to test with a LED in a thermostatic chamber as a way of verifying the simulation. My current issue is that the simulation is producing results wildly different to values to our real world test (~20 kelvin). If using a volumetric heat source, I have to reduce the thermal watts to approximately 30% of the LED's wattage. Whereas in reality that should be closer to 70% (rule of thumb for LED). And similarly if using a two-resistor component. My question to you is, what other variables should I investigate as potential causes for throwing results out. Cheers.
Would this scenario work to model if a heatsink was good enough for a LED like the Cree XLamp CXB3070 for example? Or would you get a better result if you modelled the COB and its mount and the interface between with the thermal pad etc?
I would rather prefer to use two resister component for modeling led. If you are using volumetric heat source the use proper volumetric heat source by diving the wattage by the volume of led hope it helps.... Good luck
I am trying to work out what heat-sink I need to mount two flat strips of 6 LED's each on their own MCPCB. The kit comes with a sticky thermal pad but no heat-sink. Supplier says to just stick the two boards to a piece of flat Al with same dims as the board at 5mm thick. I want to run a sim to make sure I get adequate cooling with that set-up, i.e. running the LED's at their binning temp of 85 degC. The boards are 294X20mm and each has 6 x Cree XP-L LED's. Two board are connected in series running at 1400mA. Each LED runs at 4.244 W. The Term Resistance of the LED's is 2.2 degC/W. Supplier says thermal performance of the PCB is approx. 2 W/mK. Not sure how to set this sim up?? Product Link is here:www.cutter.com.au/proddetail.php?prod=cut3266
Hi I'm trying to use flow simulation to see the flow of water in a tank when it is agitated. Can you give me any pointers for how to do that?
Sirikit Joshi Hi, if it is forced circulation problem then you have to calculate pressure at the walls of the tank using forced circulation equation and then apply that pressure on the walls. This way you can continue with the problem
Uhm I don't think so. It's an open tank with a shaft and impeller for stirring purposes. And I need to calculate the force being applied on the impeller blades when it moves through the water to see if how much it deflects. What I am having problem with is how to calculate the force that is applied by the water towards the impeller blades.
Hi Rohit! Good tutorial, Thank you! I would like to point out that You explained about the stress wrongly. As per from the results that you have projected, the stress and displacements are there in the furthest end of Y-direction. The lower end of y-axis may also have stress but the magnitude of it is less than the further end. Hope you understand what I am pointing out :)
Hi Pradeep...I really appreciate the viewers like you who really see in depth technical prospects of it. I agree with you the stress will be less at bottom Y axis which is the case in the video also if you see the the probe values which i have shown in the video. I appreciate your comment and request other viewers also that these videos are just for references, please use technical knowledge before performing any analysis.
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Really a good job, but there is typo in 9.81*1000
How to make quarter section of the bellow?? Is it simply by cut extrude or is there any alternate way for that? Thanks in advance!
Abhijeet Das I think he created the profile for the bellows and then Revolved it about an axis to get the 3d model. For the quarter Bellow you can simply choose to revolve the profile only upto 90 degrees.
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