Radiation Enclosures

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LESSON 3 Radiation Enclosures Objectives: Create a geometric representation of three plates. Aply a thermal load of heat flux to a patch in the middle surface. Apply thermal load of shaded radiation to the outer surfaces. Run a steady-state heat transfer analysis of the plates. MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2 3-1

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LESSON 3 Radiation Enclosures Model Description: Below is shown a model consisting of 3 plates. Each plate measures 2 x 3 meters, and has a thickness of 1mm. The plates are model with an emissivity of 1.0, making them perfect blackbodies. The center plate has an applied heat flux of 2000 W/m 2. The middle plate (II) will radiate heat to the other two plates, and will result in a steady state temperature distribution for all three plates. Aluminum Plate k = 204 W/m- o K ε = 1.0 I II III Cavity 1 Cavity 2 1 1/2 m 3 Thickness = 0.001 m Y X 1 m q=2000 W/ 2 Z 2 3 m MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2 3-3

Exercise Procedure: 1. Start up MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 3.0.2 and begin to create a new model. Double click on the icon labeled MSC/NASTRAN for Windows V3.0.2. On the Open Model File form, select New Model. Open Model File: New Model 2. Create the NASTRAN geometry for the middle plate. Geometry/Surface/Plane... Width (along Plane X): 2 Height (along Plane Y): 3 Cancel To fit the display onto the screen, use the Autoscale feature. View/Autoscale... (or <CTRL A>) 3. Copy the surface to create the second plate. Geometry/Copy/Surface... Select All X: Y: Z: Base: 0 0 0 Tip: 0 0 2 3-4 MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2

LESSON 3 Radiation Enclosures 4. Copy the surface to create the last plate. First, rotate the view to better see the model. View/Rotate... Isometric (or <F8>) Next, copy the surface to create the last plate. Geometry/Copy/Surface... (select surface on left - Surface 2) X: Y: Z: Base: 0 0 0 Tip: 0 0 3 To fit the display onto the screen, use the Autoscale feature. View/Autoscale... 5. Create a material called alum. From the pulldown menu, select Model/Material. Model/Material... Title: alum Conductivity, k: 204 Cancel MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2 3-5

6. Create a property called cquad8 to apply to the members of the plates. From the pulldown menu, select Model/Property. Model/Property... Title: cquad8 To select the material, click on the list icon next to the databox and select alum. Material: Elem/Property Type... 7. Set the default size for the mesh. 8. Create the mesh for the model. 1..alum Thickness: 0.001 Cancel Mesh/Mesh Control/Default Size... Size: 0.5 Mesh/Geometry/Surface Select All Parabolic Elements Property: 1..cquad8 You model should look like the following: 3-6 MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2

LESSON 3 Radiation Enclosures Figure 3-1: The meshed model. 9. Remove the labels from the screen. View/Options... Quick Options... Labels Off Done (or use <CTRL Q>) MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2 3-7

10. Remove the excess nodes of the model. In NASTRAN for Windows, our cquad8 elements have been created with an extra grid in the middle. We will want to delete this node from all elements in order to make them true CQUAD8 elements. Delete/Model/Node Select All When asked if it is to delete 351 selected nodes?, respond Yes. Yes Clean up the view of the model. View/Regenerate (or use <CTRL G>) 11. Modify the element normals so that the outer surface normals face the middle surface. First, you will need to plot the element normal vectors on the screen. View/Options... Options: Normal Style: Apply (or use <F6>) Element-Directions 1..Normal Vectors Show Direction In Figure 3-2, notice that the element normals for the left surface point in the wrong direction. You will need to reverse the normal direction for those elements. 3-8 MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2

LESSON 3 Radiation Enclosures Figure 3-2: The model with element direction. Modify/Update Element/Reverse... Hold down the shift key and drag a box around the elements on the left surface. Reverse Normal Direction MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2 3-9

Clean up the view of the model. View/Regenerate You model should appear as Figure 3-3. Figure 3-3: The model with correct element directions. 12. Input a body load defining the Stefan-Boltzmann constant for radiative heat transfer in the model. First, a load set must first be created before creating the appropriate model loading. Model/Load/Set... Title: load_1 3-10 MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2

LESSON 3 Radiation Enclosures Next, set the default temperature. Model/Load/Body... (next to Thermal options) Active Default Temperature: 500 Lastly, set the Stefan-Boltzmann coefficient. Model/Load/Heat Transfer Stefan-Boltzmann: 5.6696e-8 13. Create the heat flux loading for the center plate. Model/Load/Elemental... Select the four elements in the center of the middle surface. Type: Flux: 2000 Face: 1 Heat Flux By specifying Face 1, the user has declared that the heat flux is to be applied to the top of the elements. However, since this flux is applied to 2D elements and is not directional, it does not matter whether the flux is applied to the top or to the bottom of these elements (i.e. this flux is equivalent to specifying heat generation within the 2D elements). MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2 3-

14. Create the emissivity of the absorbing surfaces. Method: On Surface Select the left and right surfaces. Type: Emissivity: 1 Face: 1 Radiation Enclosure Radiation Can Be Shaded Here, given the orientation of the radiating element surfaces on the absorbing surfaces, it is crucial that the radiation condition be applied to the elements top faces. 15. Create the emissivity for the top and bottom radiating surfaces Method: On Surface Select the middle surface. Type: Radiation Enclosure Radiation Can Shade Emissivity: 1 Face: 1 Method: On Surface 3-12 MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2

LESSON 3 Radiation Enclosures Again, select the middle surface. Type: Radiation Enclosure Radiation Can Shade Emissivity: 1 Face: 2 Cancel With all the loads applied to your model, it should appear as Figure 3-4 MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2 3-

Figure 3-4: The model loaded with heat flux and radiation. 16. Create the input file and run the analysis.. File/Analyze Analysis Type: 20..Steady-State Heat Transfer Run Analysis When asked if you wish to save the model, respond Yes. Yes 3-14 MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2

LESSON 3 Radiation Enclosures File Name: Save radiate When the MSC/NASTRAN manager is through running, MSC/ NASTRAN will be restored on your screen, and the Message Review form will appear. To read the messages, you could select Show Details. Since the analysis ran smoothly, we will not bother with the details this time. Continue 17. Remove the thermal loading markers, normal vectors, and geometry from the screen.. View/Options... Quick Options... Geometry Off Done Apply Load - Heat Flux Load - Radiation Options: Apply Element-Directions Show Direction MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2 3-

18. Create a final temperature distribution contour plot. View/Select... Contour Style: Deformed and Contour Data... In Figure 3-5, notice how the middle surface temperature profile radiates from the center, showing the effects of the central heat flux and the radiative heat transfer. Also notice that the plate which is three meters away from the center plate has a lower temperature that the plate which is two meters away. When done, exit MSC/NASTRAN for Windows. This concludes this exercise. Contour Output Set: 1..Case 1 Time 1 Contour: File/Exit 31..Temperature 3-16 MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2

LESSON 3 Radiation Enclosures Figure 3-5: Radiation enclosures MSC/NASTRAN for Windows 104 Exercise Workbook-Release 3.0.2 3-

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