The fan will run as long as this “trigger temperature” is above (or below) a pre-defined cut-off. This feature allows internal fans (and blowers) to be dependent on a temperature within the model. The Solver does not support internal fans with extruded elements. Parts assigned an internal fan material should not be extrusion meshed. If an internal fan contacts an external boundary, it is better to either create an extension onto the fan inlet (so that the boundary condition is not applied directly to the fan) or simply use an external fan boundary condition instead of an internal fan material. Doing so may cause convergence difficulties and will affect the flow rate reported in the summary file. Likewise, it is not good practice to apply boundary conditions to any surface of an internal fan material. Internal axial fans should not be placed on an external boundary. If the fan is to be temperature dependent, click the Thermostat button, and define the temperature behavior as described below.Įxample showing assignment of an Internal Fan Material.To change the flow direction, click Reverse.The flow is normal to the selected surface. Alternatively, click the Select Surface button, and select a surface. To specify the flow direction, open the pop-out dialog on the Flow Direction line, and select either the Global X, Y, or Z axes.Select the material from the Name menu.Select Internal Fan/Pump from the Type menu.Select the database from the Material DB Name menu.Click Edit in the Materials context panel.Right click on the part name under the Materials branch of the Design Study bar, and click Edit.Right click on the part, and click Edit.Left click on the part, and click the Edit icon on the context toolbar.1mmįormlabs Form1+ SLA (Build Volume: 4.9 x 4.9 x 6.5 in, smallest layer height: 0.025mmĪBS ($0.85 / gram), PLA ($0.85 / gram), PETG ($2.60 / gram), and SLA resin ($2.60 / gram) more available soon.īlue (ABS, PLA), Red (PLA, ABS), Green (PLA), Translucent Blue (PLA), Grey (PLA, PETG), Gun Metal Grey (PLA), Orange (ABS, PLA), Yellow(PLA), Pink(ABS, PLA), Purple (ABS, PLA), Natural (ABS, PLA), Teal (ABS, PLA), Black (ABS, PLA, PETG) Lulzbot Mini (Build Volume: 6in x 6in x 6.2in, smallest layer height. Lulzbot Taz 5 (Build Volume: 11.7" x 10.8" x 9.8", smallest layer height. Makerbot Replicator 2 (Build Volume: 11.2" x 6.0" x 6.1", Smallest layer height.
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Associate and Professional in Mechanical Design (CSWA and CSWP). I am proficient at COMSOL, ANSYS, Abaqus, SolidWorks, CATIA V5, Inventor,ĪutoCAD MEP, Revit, Pro/E, Matlab, Simulink, Python, Matlab LiveLink, Mathematica, and Dualfoil. I have a broad range of skills in Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), and Finite Element Analysis (FEA). During my master's program, I was working as a research assistant and collaborating on different projects with Robert Bosch GmbH company.
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I graduated from Washington State University with a master's of science in mechanical engineering.