CFD engineer who teach me how to analyze convective heat transfer inside viscometer
Budget: $3 – $71 USD
I would like to analyze how heat transfers inside concentric cylinder viscometer.
Given that external cylinder temperature is
a) 40 ℃
b) 60 ℃
while internal cylinder is
a) 20 ℃
b) 40 ℃
, I would like to simulate how convective heat transfer occurs by time.
in 1 min later, 2 mins later, 3 mins...
how hot will the internal rotor will be?
I want to make graph for that.
I am totally new to CFD and want to find someone who teach me how to deal with CFD.
I have downloaded Ansys, Autodesk CFD and Paraview.
If you are not familiar with these and want to use other software, please let me know.
In that case, I would like you to run simulation instead of me.
I have already made 3D model for concentric cylinder viscometer. I would like to start from asking you how to create mesh for simulation.
I am assuming you and I talk via zoom or Google Meet this weekend.
I will pay for the time you have spared on teaching me or running simulation instead of me.
If you have any question, feel free to ask me.
Given that external cylinder temperature is
a) 40 ℃
b) 60 ℃
while internal cylinder is
a) 20 ℃
b) 40 ℃
, I would like to simulate how convective heat transfer occurs by time.
in 1 min later, 2 mins later, 3 mins...
how hot will the internal rotor will be?
I want to make graph for that.
I am totally new to CFD and want to find someone who teach me how to deal with CFD.
I have downloaded Ansys, Autodesk CFD and Paraview.
If you are not familiar with these and want to use other software, please let me know.
In that case, I would like you to run simulation instead of me.
I have already made 3D model for concentric cylinder viscometer. I would like to start from asking you how to create mesh for simulation.
I am assuming you and I talk via zoom or Google Meet this weekend.
I will pay for the time you have spared on teaching me or running simulation instead of me.
If you have any question, feel free to ask me.
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