Investigations on the effect of blade angle on ventilated brake disc using CFD

This paper presents the investigation on the effect of blade angle to the mass flow and heat transfer coefficient of a ventilated brake disc. Six different blade angle configurations are simulated using commercial computational fluid dynamics code, FLUENT. Important parameters such as mass flow rate...

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Main Authors: Munisamy K.M., Mokhtar H., Hasini H., Yusof M.Z., Idris M.A.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-299342023-12-28T16:58:21Z Investigations on the effect of blade angle on ventilated brake disc using CFD Munisamy K.M. Mokhtar H. Hasini H. Yusof M.Z. Idris M.A. 15035918600 57217430377 6507435998 7003976733 55812587300 Computational Fluid Dynamics, Blade tilting angle, Brake cooling Ventilated Brake Disc Brakes Computational fluid dynamics Computer simulation Mass transfer Ventilation Blade tilting angle Brake cooling Ventilated Brake Disc Heat transfer This paper presents the investigation on the effect of blade angle to the mass flow and heat transfer coefficient of a ventilated brake disc. Six different blade angle configurations are simulated using commercial computational fluid dynamics code, FLUENT. Important parameters such as mass flow rate of air through the ventilated blade and surface heat transfer coefficient are predicted and analyzed. Prediction shows reasonable estimation of mass flow rate and heat transfer coefficient on the disc brake. Linear trend is achieved on the mass flow and heat transfer coefficient as the vehicle speed increases. It is also concluded that the optimum mass flow and heat transfer coefficient are predicted at blade angle of 150. The prediction provides an insight into the behavior of the air flow through the restricted passage of the brake disc design. Copyright � 2005 by ASME. Final 2023-12-28T08:58:21Z 2023-12-28T08:58:21Z 2005 Conference paper 10.1115/IMECE2005-79468 2-s2.0-33645678751 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-33645678751&doi=10.1115%2fIMECE2005-79468&partnerID=40&md5=fbac29916de3a767eff52fa0e78c7c1f https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/29934 376 HTD 1 61 66 Scopus
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topic Computational Fluid Dynamics, Blade tilting angle, Brake cooling
Ventilated Brake Disc
Brakes
Computational fluid dynamics
Computer simulation
Mass transfer
Ventilation
Blade tilting angle
Brake cooling
Ventilated Brake Disc
Heat transfer
spellingShingle Computational Fluid Dynamics, Blade tilting angle, Brake cooling
Ventilated Brake Disc
Brakes
Computational fluid dynamics
Computer simulation
Mass transfer
Ventilation
Blade tilting angle
Brake cooling
Ventilated Brake Disc
Heat transfer
Munisamy K.M.
Mokhtar H.
Hasini H.
Yusof M.Z.
Idris M.A.
Investigations on the effect of blade angle on ventilated brake disc using CFD
description This paper presents the investigation on the effect of blade angle to the mass flow and heat transfer coefficient of a ventilated brake disc. Six different blade angle configurations are simulated using commercial computational fluid dynamics code, FLUENT. Important parameters such as mass flow rate of air through the ventilated blade and surface heat transfer coefficient are predicted and analyzed. Prediction shows reasonable estimation of mass flow rate and heat transfer coefficient on the disc brake. Linear trend is achieved on the mass flow and heat transfer coefficient as the vehicle speed increases. It is also concluded that the optimum mass flow and heat transfer coefficient are predicted at blade angle of 150. The prediction provides an insight into the behavior of the air flow through the restricted passage of the brake disc design. Copyright � 2005 by ASME.
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Munisamy K.M.
Mokhtar H.
Hasini H.
Yusof M.Z.
Idris M.A.
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author Munisamy K.M.
Mokhtar H.
Hasini H.
Yusof M.Z.
Idris M.A.
author_sort Munisamy K.M.
title Investigations on the effect of blade angle on ventilated brake disc using CFD
title_short Investigations on the effect of blade angle on ventilated brake disc using CFD
title_full Investigations on the effect of blade angle on ventilated brake disc using CFD
title_fullStr Investigations on the effect of blade angle on ventilated brake disc using CFD
title_full_unstemmed Investigations on the effect of blade angle on ventilated brake disc using CFD
title_sort investigations on the effect of blade angle on ventilated brake disc using cfd
publishDate 2023
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