Thermal Analysis: Sources for Design & Study | Aerospace Engineering

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Aerospace engineering students are seeking online resources for thermal analysis and design, emphasizing the importance of heat transfer in energy and propulsion systems. Key areas of focus include spacecraft cooling, thermodynamic cycles like Rankine and Brayton, and heat transfer methods such as heat pipes. Recommendations include the STARe System and resources from the North American Thermal Analysis Society, along with general thermal analysis software. Additionally, there is a request for books and reports that explain thermal control components and modeling. The discussion highlights the need for comprehensive educational materials in thermal analysis for aerospace applications.
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Hi Friends
I am a student of aerospace engineering and much more interested in the thermal analysis
I need online sources for thermal analysis and design. please help me in finding some good sourses
 
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Baltistani said:
I am a student of aerospace engineering and much more interested in the thermal analysis
I need online sources for thermal analysis and design. please help me in finding some good sourses
Even thermal analysis is a broad topic.

Heat transfer is involved in many types of energy/propulsion systems.

Starting at the low end, spacecraft (in the vicinity of sun/star, electronic components and astronauts need to be cooled.)

For energy systems, one could choose a number of thermodynamic cycles (e.g. Rankine, Brayton, or Stirling). On a planet, one could reject heat into the ground, or atmosphere, or radiate it to space.

Heat pipes are one method of heat transfer.

Here are some examples and thermal analysis systems -
Thermal Analysis (STARe System)

http://www.betasoft-thermal.com/

North American Thermal Analysis Society - see the Publications link

General thermal analysis software is commercially available, otherwise one must write one's own code based on the numerical solution of relevant partial differential equations related to heat transfer.
 
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Hi there:

You can check out the following URL to get some quick help:
http://members.aol.com/engware/free

Thanks,

Gordan
 
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Thanka a lot for your responses.
What I am searching for is any resource containing books and reports which would be helpful to me in understanding what thermal control actually is. What are the components and thermal modeling.
Please let me know if you have any such resources.

RegardsBaltistani
 
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