• Title/Summary/Keyword: Tube/Pipe Straightener

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Design of Tube/Pipe Straightener for Aluminum 7001 Pipes with CAD and CAE Methods (CAD/CAE를 이용한 알루미늄 7001 소재 파이프의 교정을 위한 롤러교정기의 설계)

  • Lee, H.W.;Huh, H.;Heo, J.H.
    • Proceedings of the Korean Society for Technology of Plasticity Conference
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    • 2002.05a
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    • pp.25-28
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    • 2002
  • This paper is concerned with the design of roller profiles in tube/pipe straightener with both methods of Computer Aided Design and Computer Aided Engineering. Design analysis is carried out from two point of view. The one is the research in the minimization of tube pitch which was very important factor in levelling process. In order to minimize tube pitch, profiles of the roller were calculated so that the contact region between roller and tube was maximized. The other is determination of an optimum amount of intermesh for the proper progress without a jam in levelling process. Generally the jamming trouble was casued by excessive amount of intermesh in levelling process. The optimum amount of intermesh was determined through the finite element analysis.

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Prediction of Vortex Reducing Effect by a Peforated Baffle in the Inlet Plenum of a Research Reactor (연구용 원자로 유입 공동에서 다공형 차폐물에 의한 와류 감쇄효과 예측)

  • Park J. H.;Chae H. T.;Park C.;Kim H. I.
    • Journal of computational fluids engineering
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    • v.9 no.2
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    • pp.11-17
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    • 2004
  • CFD analysis was performed to figure out flow behavior in the inlet plenum of new research reactor where coolant is injected to the flow tubes with the fuel assembly. The computation results showed that large-scale vortices are generated in the inlet plenum by flow stream injected from inlet pipe. These vortices are divided into small vortices and reversed their revolution. They may lead to flow-induced vibration of fuel assembly, moreover, which has been regarded as a cause of fretting wear of fuel assembly. Also there is an another important thing that average velocity of each flow-tube is uneven showing difference in maximum 18%. So it has been suggested that perforated baffle will be installed to prevent the formation of vortex in the inlet plenum. Two perforated baffles, one is flow skirt and the other is muffler type flow straightener, were proposed and their effect was evaluated using commercial CFD code, Fluent. According to CFD analysis for two perforated baffles, it was confirmed that both of them can prevent or reduce vortex formation in the inlet plenum and make average velocity of each flow tube more even.