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CFD Simulation of Heat Transfer In Air-Cooled Finned Four Stroke Engines

Amir Salim1 Vijaykant Pandey2
1 M-Tech Research Scholar, RKDF College of Technology, Bhopal, M.P, India. 2 Assistant Professor, RKDF College of Technology, Bhopal, M.P, India.

Published Online: January-February 2023

Pages: 195-206

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Abstract: The purpose of this experimental work is to study the forced conjugate heat transfer process taking place in engine cylinder block with varying wind speeds ranging from 40 km/hr. to 80km/hr., varying environmental conditions, various fin pitch and fin width. ADC12 Material is used by the Engine developers of 4-stroke. ADC12 aluminium alloy haschemicalcompositionofAl-Cu-Si Mg.ThedensityofADC12alloyisverylesscomparedtocastironresulting less weight of the engine. Wehavedesign3Dmodel oftheactualenginecylinderblockof4-strokebikeEnginehasbeendrawn in Ansys 15.0. The Average heat transfer coefficient for the surface of the engine cylinder block has been calculated with the help of commercially available CFD tool ANSYS Fluent. Result shows that at 80 km/hr wind velocity heat transfer rate (120w/m2K) in rectangular fin greater than Masao Yasida (118w/m2K) in cylindrical fin.

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