simulate a problem in comsol/ansys
Ngân sách ₹600-1500 INR
Job Description:
i have performed an experiment and now i need to simulate the problem in comsol/ansys to generate the same result as experiments. i need heat load inside the box dur to solar radiation
geometry details:
glass box size(1feet width, 1 feet height , 2 feet length/depth)
all walls are made of plain glass (thickness 3.5mm)
bottom surface is insulated.
case1:- all surfaces are exposed to sunlight.
case2:- same box but only front face is exposed to sunlight, other surfaces are covered with cardboard.
case 3: same box but all surfaces are covered and heat is transferring due to temperature difference between inside box and surrounding temperature.
need to calculate the heat load inside the box in each cases, result should be same as experiments data.
Please find the attached files of configuration and experiments recorded data.
8 freelancer chào giá trung bình₹1344 cho công việc này
Hi there, I am a mechanical engineer with expertise in Design, FEA and CFD. I can do thermal analysis in ansys for your experiment. Please contact me to discuss cost and timeline. Thanks, Ishwar
I am an Aerospace Engineer with MS in Computational Fluid Dynamics and Aircraft Structral design. I have an experience of 4 year in for Simulation and Analysis using CATIA and SOLIDWORKS. I had done many project includ Thêm
Hello, I am professional expert in comsole and ansys. I can help you to get results for each conditions. I hope you contact me as soon as possible. Thankyou regards
Hello Dear I am COMSOL tool based CFD expert I can do your task. let me know if you are interested. Thanks
I'm an Electrical Engineer and Data Scientist. I have skills set of ->Quartus ->Digital Electronics ->PCB design, ->CIRCUIT Designing, ->C& C++ programming, ->Aurdino programming, ->MATLAB with Simulink, ->Signal proce Thêm
Hello, I have seen your requirements. I can simulate all three cases in ansys as well as in comsol. I hope you contact me as soon as possible. Thankyou regards
I am currently working on aerospace industry and focused on thermal system analisys, it's as easy as pie for me.
