Prototype Simulation of Low Temperature Heating Using Heat Stick Version D

Thinner and longer heater tines attached to absorber blocks show promising results in the pre-brazing setup. Analysis of temperature profiles and stress/deflection units reveals the effectiveness of 1kW heater application. Comparisons indicate very little difference between using a heater and not, suggesting the former as the optimal choice for the low-temperature heating prototype.

• Prototype Simulation
• Low Temperature Heating
• Heat Stick
• Absorber Blocks
• Temperature Profiles

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1. CPS Prototype Simulation of low temperature heating using Heat stick Version D Sept 15, 2021

2. Thinner and longer Heater Tines Three heater tines to each Absorber block

3. Close up and Pre-Brazing setup

4. Temperature Profile 1kW heater applied to inner surface area of heater Units mm, C

5. Temperature Profile Stress and Deflection Units C Units mPa, mm

6. Temperature Profile Stress and Deflection Units F Units psi, inch

7. Heater attached vs No heater Units psi and inches Very little Difference between the two. Looks like this is the best option to go with