DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF CAR RADIATOR BY FINITE ELEMENT METHOD
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1 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF CAR RADIATOR BY FINITE ELEMENT METHOD Prof. V. C. Pathade 1, Sagar R. Satpute 2, Mayur G. Lajurkar 3, Gopal R. Pancheshwar 4 Tushar K. Karluke 5, Niranjan H. Singitvar 6 1 Assistant Professor at Mechanical Engineering Department, DMIETR, Sawangi Meghe, Wardha (Mah.), India. 2 BE Student, Mechanical Engineering Department, DMIETR, Sawangi Meghe, Wardha (Mah.), India. 3 BE Student, Mechanical Engineering Department, DMIETR, Sawangi Meghe, Wardha (Mah.), India. 4 BE Student, Mechanical Engineering Department, DMIETR, Sawangi Meghe, Wardha (Mah.), India. 5 BE Student, Mechanical Engineering Department, DMIETR, Sawangi Meghe, Wardha (Mah.), India. 6 BE Student, Mechanical Engineering Department, DMIETR, Sawangi Meghe, Wardha (Mah.), India. ABSTRACT An automobile radiator is a heart of an automotive cooling system which plays a major role in transferring the heat from the engine parts to the environment through its complex system and working. It is nothing but a type of heat exchanger which is designed to transfer the heat from the hot coolant coming from the engine to the air blown through it by the fan. The heat transfer processes takes place from the coolant to the tubes then from the tubes to the air through the fins. Radiators are used for cooling internal combustion engines, mainly in automobiles & also in piston-engine aircraft, railway locomotives, power generating plant or any similar use of such an application. This project on Design and Analysis of Car Radiator by Finite Element Method mainly focuses on the thermal design and analysis of radiator as heat exchanger only. We have developed this work as our semester project with a view to get familiar with the technologies as well as application of theories into practical work done by industries. This project contains the design and analysis of the radiator for different type of car also. For better efficiency, improvement of heat transfer rate is important phenomenon. So we try to improve this by using Maruti Wagon-R car engine specifications. Keyword: - Radiator, Finite Element Method, Heat Exchanger, ANSYS. 1. Introduction Modern automotive internal combustion engines generate a huge amount of heat. This heat is generated when the fuel and air mixture is ignited in the combustion chamber. This explosion causes the piston to be forced down inside the engine and creates power. Metal temperatures around the combustion chamber can exceed 1000 F. Out of this generated heat approximately 30-35% of the heat in combustion is converted into power to drive the vehicle and its accessories. Another 35-40% of the heat is carried off into the atmosphere through the exhaust system. The remaining 30-35% must be removed from the engine by the cooling system in order to prevent the overheating of the engine oil, cylinder walls, pistons, valves, and other components by these extreme temperatures, it is necessary to effectively dispose this heat. But sometimes this heat cannot be effectively removed due to inefficient design of radiator. This problem has been taken into consideration for our project work. Also excessive cooling system capacity can also be harmful, and may affect engine life and performance. So our ultimate aim is to
2 design an effective cooling system which controls the engine temperature within a specific range so that engine stays within peak performance. 1.1 Cooling System The cooling system is made up of the passages inside the engine block and heads, a water pump to circulate the coolant, a thermostat to control the temperature of the coolant, a radiator to cool the coolant, a radiator cap to control the pressure inside the system, and some plumbing for interconnecting hoses to transfer the coolant from the engine to radiator and also to the car's heater system where hot coolant is used to warm up the vehicle's interior on a cold day. Basically, there are two types of cooling systems which are as follows: 1. Air cooling system 2. Liquid or Water cooling system Liquid or Water cooling system is most widely used in cars due to high cooling rate. The cooling system consists of various parts as shown in following fig.1.1. Fig. 1.1 Schematic of cooling system 1.2 Radiator The radiator is a main component of cooling system. It is a device designed to dissipate the heat which the coolant has absorbed from the engine during its circulation. It is constructed to hold a large amount of water in tubes which provide a large area in contact with the atmosphere. It usually consists of a radiator core, with its water-carrying tubes and large cooling area, which are connected to a receiving tank (end cap) at the top and to a dispensing tank at the bottom. Side flow radiators have their "end caps" on the sides, which allow a lower hood line. In operation, water is pumped from the engine to the top (receiving) tank, where it spreads over the tops of the tubes. As the water passes down through the tubes, it loses its heat to the airstream which passes around the outside of the tubes when vehicle is moving on a road. The radiator core is usually made of aluminum tubes with aluminum strips that zigzag between the tubes called fins. These fins transfer the heat in the tubes into the air stream to be carried away from the vehicle. On most modern radiators, the tubes run horizontally with the plastic tank on either side. On other cars, the tubes run vertically with the tank on the top and bottom. On older vehicles, the core was made of copper and the tanks were brass. The new aluminum-plastic system is much more efficient and economical to manufacture. On radiators with plastic end caps, there are gaskets between the aluminum core and the plastic tanks to seal the system and keep the fluid from leaking out
3 Fig Radiator Radiators can be constructed with the tanks at the top and bottom of the core or on the sides. On the basis of these, radiators are classified as: Down flow Radiator: - If the tanks are at the top and bottom, it is the Down flow radiator. In this radiator, the tubes are arranged vertically and the coolant flows from top to bottom. Cross flow Radiator: - If the tanks are at the sides, then it is the Cross flow radiator. In this radiator, the tubes are arranged horizontally and the coolant flows across the radiator from one tank to other. Fig Type of radiator 2. Proposed Design The proposed design of radiator is done as per the standard designing procedure for our project work. It includes the design of radiator model on 3D modeling mechanical software (CREO and CATIA), its manual calculations, CFD analysis on ANSYS software and its results. 2.1 CAD Model The designed model of radiator is made with the help of CREO software as per dimensions and calculations carried out for our project work. Figure shows the 3D model of radiator
4 Fig D Model of Radiator using CREO Fig Front view, Top view & Side view of model Fig D and Cross-sectional views of radiator Tube
5 2.2 Design Calculations We have following data of Maruti Wagon-R car Engine : - K10B Displacement : - 998cc Fuel Type : - Petrol (Gasoline) Max. Power (P) : RPM Amount of heat lost by radiator BP = KW Let, Mechanical efficiency, η mech = 85% = 0.85 Indicated Power, IP = BP /η mech = / 0.85 = KW Now, Let Indicated thermal efficiency, η ith = 30% = 0.3 Therefore, Total Heat Produced, Q = IP / η ith = / 0.3 Q = 230 KW Now, out of this total heat, Heat Exhausted & Unaccounted, = 40% = 92 KW Heat used for Power Generation, = 30-35% = KW Heat loss in Design for Radiator, = 30-35% = KW So we have to remove minimum 69 KW and maximum 80.5 KW of heat through the cooling system. We have done calculations to remove this amount of heat through from designed radiator. Available data: Sr. No. Parameters Specifications 1. Inlet Temperature of Water (Th1) 85ºC 2. Inlet Temperature of Air (Tc1) 35ºC 3. Dimensions of inlet & outlet tanks (mm) Shape of Tube Elliptical 5. Major & minor axis of tube respectively 8 mm & 4 mm 6. Length of tube 400 mm 7. Number of tubes 32 8 Distance between two tubes 30 mm 9. Length of the fin on tube 5 mm 10. Thickness of fin on tube 1 mm 11. Length of fin between two tubes 30 mm 12. Thickness of fin 0.5 mm 13. Distance between two fins 2.85 mm
6 Calculated data: Sr. Parameters Specifications No. 1. Outlet temperature of water (Th2) 62.90ºC 2. Outlet temperature of air (Tc2) 65.25ºC 3. Mass flow rate of water (m w ) Kg/sec 4. Mass flow rate of air (m a ) 2.27 Kg/sec 5. Total heat transfer coefficient (U) W/m 2 K 6. Total Heat transfer (Q) KW 7. Effectiveness (ε) % 3. Analysis of proposed radiator Step 1: Importing Radiator model The first step involves importing of radiator model in ANSYS software. File format for importing radiator model is iges. After importing the radiator model in to ANSYS surrounding it look like as shown in following figure 3.1. Fig3.1 Imported model Step 2: Meshing of Radiator model It involves meshing of radiator model. Meshing is nothing but dividing the model into large number of elements having a number of nodes. This method of dividing the component into large number of elements is called as discretisation. Greater is the number of elements, greater is the accuracy Fig.3.2 Meshing model of radiator
7 Step 3: Problem Setup for Radiator model In this step we have apply various conditions to our radiator model and final setup is form. The following figure 3.3 shows a setup figure after meshing. Fig.3.3 Problem setup for model Step 4: Calculation of problem for radiator model In this step calculation is carried out for problem setup in previous step. It is important step in forming the solution for problem setup. Fig.3.4 Graph produced at calculation
8 Step 5: Solution of Radiator model The generated solution after calculation of setup problem is shown in following figure 3.5. Fig.3.5 Final solution figure 3.1 Ansys Result From the solution of radiator model (Step 5), we found that the CFD analysis only gives the temperature distribution as a result. From this we get the outlet temperature of fluid (water) and calculate the Total heat transfer rate & Effectiveness of the Radiator. Inlet Temperature of Water (Th1) = 358 K = 85 ºC Inlet Temperature of Air (Tc1) = 307 K = 34 ºC (Given) Outlet Temperature of Water (Th2) = 335 K to 334 K = 62ºC to 71ºC (From fig) Outlet Temperature of Air (Tc2) = K (Calculated) Heat transfer rate, Q = U A Ɵm F Where, U = 7.43 KW/m² ºC = W/m² K A = 0.51 m² Ɵm = ºC (Calculated) F = (From graph) Therefore, Q = 76 KW Effectiveness, ε = Q / Qmax = 76 / 80.5 = 0.95 ε = 95 %
9 Comparison: Sr. No. Parameters Proposed Model Theoretically ANSYS 1. Geometry of Tubes Elliptical Elliptical 2. Number of Tubes Heat Transfer Rate KW 76 KW 4. Effectiveness % 95 % 4. Conclusions 1. The Heat transfer rate through this Radiator is KW (Theoretically) & 76 KW through (ANSYS). 2. The Effectiveness of the Radiator is % (Theoretically) & 95 % through (ANSYS). In this way we have studied the design process of radiator and design a model successfully. Also we conclude that the proposed radiator model is more effective. 5. Acknowledgement We would like to thank our project guide Prof. V. C. Pathade under whose necessary guidance we have completed our project successfully. Without his unending help, constant encouragement and motivation this would not have been possible. Dedication and preservance when supported by inspiration and guidance leads to success. For us inspiration and guidance was given by our guide who was accessible for us to obviate the darkness our problem with light of his knowledge of the relevant subject enriched by his hands on experienced in the field of technology. We truly sense it was privilege for us, to have them as our guide. We fill highly honored working under his hands. 6. References [1]. Automotive radiator sizing and rating-simulation approach by P. S. Amrutkar, S. R. Patil (department of mechanical engineering, Sinhgad academy of engineering, university of pune, india). [2]. Text book Heat and mass transfer by Er. R. K. Rajput S. Chand publications. [3]. HEAT TRANSFER a practical approach, TATA McGRAW- Hill edition by Yunus A. CengeL. [4]. Review Paper on CFD Analysis of Automobile Radiator to Improve its Thermal Efficiency by J. R. Patel & A. M. Mavani in International Journal for Scientific Research & Development
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