Topology optimization of convective laminar heat transfer

  • Marck G
  • Nemer M
  • Harion J
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Abstract

The topology optimization of systems subject to a fluid flow shows a wide potential for designing optimal and innovative structures. The present works apply the concepts of shape optimization and shape derivative to laminar flows (Navier-Stokes) coupled with heat transfers. In addition to the direct model introduction, a special attention is given to the bi-objective optimization problem and to the algorithm carried out to solve it. The shape derivative is computed thanks to an adjoint state based on a discretization process using the finite volume method. The results show the optimal path of a fluid within a solid domain, taking into account both objectives relative to the minimization of the viscous dissipation and to the maximization of the thermal heat transfer.

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Marck, G., Nemer, M., & Harion, J.-L. (2014). Topology optimization of convective laminar heat transfer. ESAIM: Proceedings and Surveys, 45, 369–378. https://doi.org/10.1051/proc/201445038

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