Cooling Process Optimization Through A Threephases Thermohydraulic Model

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Cooling Process Optimization Through A Three-phases Thermo-hydraulic Model with COMSOL 5. 5 J. -D.

Cooling Process Optimization Through A Three-phases Thermo-hydraulic Model with COMSOL 5. 5 J. -D. Wheeler 1, M. Pautard 2, T. Gilloux 2, P. Namy 1, C. Coulouarn 2, SIMTEC - (+33) 9 53 51 45 60 patrick. namy@simtecsolution. fr jean-david. wheeler@simtecsolution. fr christophe. coulouarn@thalesgroup. com 1. SIMTEC, 5 rue Félix Poulat, 38000 Grenoble, France 2. THALES

Outline I. Device II. Liquid-solid phase change III. User interface Conclusion 2

Outline I. Device II. Liquid-solid phase change III. User interface Conclusion 2

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- Filling phase Cooling fluid - Cooling phase Cooling fluid Revolution axis I. Device

- Filling phase Cooling fluid - Cooling phase Cooling fluid Revolution axis I. Device Production of the new ammunition bodies with melt casting: - Good solidification quality - Minimum amount of experimental tests - Exploring more cooling methods → COMSOL numerical model and application! Cast iron ammunition body Aluminium part Plastic accessories Explosive formulation Cooling fluid Ammunition body with the production accessories 4

II. Liquid solid phase change à Heat of transformation à Density variation à Heat

II. Liquid solid phase change à Heat of transformation à Density variation à Heat flow due to convection à Zero motion in solids Liquid phase Solid phase 5

II. Liquid solid phase change Tfusion Liquid phase Heat dissipated Temperature Solid phase Transition

II. Liquid solid phase change Tfusion Liquid phase Heat dissipated Temperature Solid phase Transition Liquid phase Temperature Tfusion Solid phase Transition Modified heat capacity method time 6

II. Liquid solid phase change Motion conservation Mass conservation accounting for moderate density variations

II. Liquid solid phase change Motion conservation Mass conservation accounting for moderate density variations Weakly compressible Navier-Stokes Equation 7

II. Liquid solid phase change à Heat of transformation à Density variation à Heat

II. Liquid solid phase change à Heat of transformation à Density variation à Heat flow due to convection à Zero motion in solids - Better targeted tests - Faster development - More reliable products and also : - Parametrizable geometry - Optional process components - Parametrizable process options - … Process simulation result 8

III. User interface 9

III. User interface 9

Complex process Revolution axis Conclusion 10

Complex process Revolution axis Conclusion 10

Conclusion Complex equation system Heat transfer Moving mesh Navier-Stokes 9

Conclusion Complex equation system Heat transfer Moving mesh Navier-Stokes 9

Conclusion Relevant predictions Process simulation result 9

Conclusion Relevant predictions Process simulation result 9

Conclusion User friendly interface 9

Conclusion User friendly interface 9

Thank you for your attention Q&A? SIMTEC (+33) (0)9 53 51 45 60 Patrick.

Thank you for your attention Q&A? SIMTEC (+33) (0)9 53 51 45 60 Patrick. Namy@simtecsolution. fr 14