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수학적 필터링 기반 TPMS 열교환기 유동 특성 개선 연구

A Study on Improvement of Flow Characteristics of TPMS Heat Exchanger based on Mathematical Filtering

Journal of the Korean Society for Precision Engineering 2024;41(7):541-550.
Published online: July 1, 2024

1 서울과학기술대학교 기계설계로봇공학과

2 서울과학기술대학교 기계시스템디자인공학과

1 Department of Mechanical Design and Robot Engineering, Seoul National University of Science and Technology

2 Department of Mechanical System Design Engineering, Seoul National University of Science and Technology

#E-mail: kpark@seoultech.ac.kr, TEL: +82-2-970-6358
• Received: February 29, 2024   • Revised: May 14, 2024   • Accepted: May 16, 2024

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A Study on Improvement of Flow Characteristics of TPMS Heat Exchanger based on Mathematical Filtering
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Fig. 1 Description of TPMS heat exchanger (HX): (a) design configuration (unit: mm), (b) gyroid unit cell, (c) gyroid unit cell with colored fluids, and (d) signed distance fields (SDF) for the top view (XY-plane) and side view (XZ-plane)
Fig. 2 Mathematical filtering of a TPMS HX for fluid selection: (a) definition of the filtering domain (b) masked model for fluid selection, (c) SDF distribution for selection filtering, and (d) filtered model for fluid selection
Fig. 3 Design modification of a TPMS HX with the through-hole selection filtering: (a) definition of the filtering domain, (b) SDF distribution for selection filter (Top View), (c) SDF distribution after filtering (Section A-A’), and (d) SDF distribution after filtering (Top View)
Fig. 4 Design modification of a TPMS HX with the half-hole selection filtering: (a) definition of the filtering domain, (b) SDF distribution of half-hole filtering, and (c) SDF distribution after filtering (Section A-A’)
Fig. 5 Design modification of a TPMS HX with the taper-hole selection filtering: (a) definition of the filtering domain, (b) SDF distribution of taper-hole filtering, and (c) SDF distribution after filtering (Section A-A’)
Fig. 6 Pressure drop tests for various HX designs: (a) experimental setup, and (b) comparison of pressure drops
Fig. 7 Comparison of streamlines across section B-B’ for various inlet/outlet designs: (a) through-hole filtering, (b) half-hole filtering, and (c) taper-hole filtering
Fig. 8 Comparison of sectional velocity distributions for various inlet/outlet designs (Section B-B’): (a) through-hole filtering, (b) half-hole filtering, and (c) taper-hole filtering
Fig. 9 Micro-CT images of additively manufactured TPMS HX at different cross sections: (a) Section C-C’, (b) Section D-D’, and (c) Section E-E’
Fig. 10 Results of heat exchange tests: (a) comparison of heat transfer rate (Q), and (b) comparison of heat transfer rate per pressure drop (Q/dP)
A Study on Improvement of Flow Characteristics of TPMS Heat Exchanger based on Mathematical Filtering
i Description xc [mm] yc [mm] β
1 Hot inlet -40 21 2.2
2 Hot outlet 40 -21 2.2
3 Cold inlet 40 21 -2.2
4 Cold outlet -40 -21 -2.2
i Description (x1, y1, z1) (x2, y2, z2)
1 Hot inlet (-40, 21, 22) (-43, 24, -16)
2 Hot outlet (40, -21, 22) (43, -24, -16)
3 Cold inlet (40, 21, 22) (43, 24, -16)
4 Cold outlet (-40, -21, 22) (-43, -24, -16)
Description ε [%] A [mm-1] Dh [mm]
Through-hole 43.2 0.272 6.34
Half-hole 42.7 0.290 5.89
Taper-hole 42.8 0.287 5.96
Table 1 Design parameters for the through-hole type filtering
Table 2 Center positions of the taper-hole type filtering domains
Table 3 Comparison of hydraulic diameters for three HX designs