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Tutorial: How to Model Flexible Water Cooling Tubing.

ewashbrook
in Design & CAD
8 0 Intermediate
How to model PVC tubing for the purposes of PC water cooling models in SolidWorks:
SOLIDWORKS cooled liquid computer pc cooling water

Tutorial: How to Model Flexible Water Cooling Tubing.

Yang Ji
in Design & CAD
7 0 Intermediate
Define cpoint and rpoint in fitting part files Define tube or pipe diameter and other property such as turning radius Start an assembly Open routing and insert new part file Use 3D sketch Solidworks will generate tube or pipe based on rpoint and 3D sketch
SOLIDWORKS cooled liquid computer pc cooling water

LED light Designing, Pressure and cost analysis

Shahzada Fahad
in Process Simulation
3 0 Intermediate
This Tutorial is about the Plastic product injection pressure, weight and cost analysis, fill time, cooling time etc.
polymer cooling time fill temperature simulation solidworks analysis cost pressure injection

Why is the compressor outlet air cold?

Arta Mechanic
in Process
1 0 Intermediate
Have you noticed that the compressor air outlet is cold? This is due to the adiabatic process occurring when air is expelled, based on the laws of thermodynamics. Watch the video below for a simple understanding of this process.
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S-shaped battery cooling geometry in ANSYS

Amit Kumar Yadav
in Modeling
1 0 Intermediate
Creating an S-shaped cooling geometry in ANSYS or any other simulation software requires a good understanding of fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and simulation tools. It may also involve several iterations to achieve the desired battery system cooling performance.
SpaceClaim automation simulation performance cooling system battery heat transfer fluid dynamics
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