Heat Transfer Between Pipes In Insulation | ANSYS Fluent Tutorial | Flow & Heat Transfer Analysis

In this video demonstration, we will observe a heat interaction between two pipes kept in insulation. There are two pipes which are placed inside an outer insulation pipe. and that pipe is kept inside the soil chamber. Hot Water flows through one pipe and cold water in the second pipe. These pipes are separated by insulation. You need to find out the heat interaction between these two pipes through the insulation, and the amount of heat released to the outside soil chamber.
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[@catalyzt7162]

Good tutorial for helping a beginner like me to understand ANSYS features

[@AnsysTutor]

Thank you 😊

[@vincenthe9950]

thank you so much, perfect tutorial.

[@AnsysTutor]

You are most welcome.

[@sirplub]

Thanks so helpful. What were walls conditions?

[@saeidmohammadzadeh9056]

Very helpful. What was the initial temperature of the soil? Why did not consider soil as a porous medium? And how can I consider groundwater flow?

[@MUHAMMADAKMALAQILSHAHABUDDIN]

Hi, the number of cells from statistic is within what shown in the video. But, mine could not continue to setup as it says "This is student license can only be use with cases containing less that 1048576 cells. Why??? But you already mention it

[@AnsysTutor]

I had mentioned to keep the cells within 512000 for student version.

[@SNIPELoRDOP]

please tell me the thickness of insulation bro please

[@mohideenirfan4643]

Can anyone say the scope of ansys? How much pay a person can get who is skilled in this? And what kind of companies, jobs and position it's useful for?

[@azazi2569]

useful for consultancy CFD offices & industrial companies

[@MUHAMMADAKMALAQILSHAHABUDDIN]

Why inlet 1 uses mass flow-inlet while inlet 2 uses velocity-inlet?

[@AnsysTutor]

There is no issue with that you can use any one as per your requirements, I have chosen it as per my requirement.

[@rajatmayeedash9418]

Helpful one❤

[@AnsysTutor]

Thank you. ❤️

[@SNIPELoRDOP]

can you give me more info about this project

[@AnsysTutor]

Pleaee mail us regarding this to [e-mail]

[@SNIPELoRDOP]

@@AnsysTutor okay

[@KarthikThakur-vc4br]

Hi, it s a really good project, can we use air stream instead and create a thermal barrier to this problem- for heat transfer to another meduim but not within air streams? Can you provide me your email adress for further discusiion

[@AnsysTutor]

mail me with the details of your query: [e-mail]