Design and Thermal Analysis of Industrial Air Condenser - Complete Engineering Project

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• 3D CAD Models: Parametric CAD files in .SLDPRT (SolidWorks) and .STEP formats.

• CFD & FEA Analysis Files: Complete setup files with mesh and thermal fluid contour plots.

• Project Report: 100% plagiarism-free academic report in editable .docx format.

• Presentation Deck: Ready-to-present PowerPoint slide deck (.pptx).

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Design and Thermal Analysis of Industrial Air Condenser Using Nanofluids (Pr1)

Overview & Abstract:

This professional engineering project investigates convective heat transfer enhancement in air-cooled tube condensers using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). By evaluating standard R22 refrigerant against advanced nanofluid mixtures nanoparticles at 1% and 2% concentrations), this study analyzes outlet temperatures, pressure drop, and velocity distributions. Built for academic excellence, Master's thesis support, and advanced research applications.

Key Deliverables & Package Contents:

• 3D CAD Models: Fully parametric design files created in SolidWorks (.SLDPRT, .STEP).

• ANSYS Workbench Files: Complete CFD & Thermal simulation setup files using ANSYS Fluent.

• Static Structural Analysis: Evaluation of maximum bearing capacity, wall static pressure, and safety factors (validated up to 25 MPa for AL-2024 / copper materials).

• Academic Documentation: 100% plagiarism-free thesis report and presentation slides (.docx, .pptx).

Key Findings & Conclusion:

• nanoparticles with R22 refrigerant significantly increases the heat transfer coefficient while reducing outlet temperatures.

• Fluent and static structural analysis confirms that maximum generated wall pressure remains under 12 MPa (well within the safe 2 MPa safety factor threshold for 25 MPa boundary conditions), ensuring absolute structural integrity and performance safety.

Ideal for B.Tech / M.Tech final year projects, Master's thesis submissions, and thermal engineering research portfolios.