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    Efficient Simulation of Convective Ovens in Automotive Paintshops

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    2022
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    Johnson
    Tomas;Mark
    Andreas;Sandgren
    Niklas;Erhardsson
    Lars;Sandgren
    Simon;Edelvik
    Fredrik
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    Heat transfer modeling of large industrial ovens such as those used in automotive paintshops is difficult due to the large and multiple scales and long curing times. The flow inside a convective oven is turbulent, and the process includes large temperature gradients. An efficient simulation requires a simplified and localized model of the heat transfer coupling. We present a novel method with three ingredients: localization using local Nusselt numbers of the oven nozzles, projection of Nusselt number profiles onto the target, and efficient conduction modeling on a coarse background mesh. The approach, which was developed in a research project together with the Swedish automotive industry, makes it possible to accurately simulate a curing oven with close to real-time performance. The simulation results are demonstrated to be in close agreement with measurements from automotive production.
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