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Sapa Profile's Italy thermal design capabilities
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Work Flow
Production Plants
Outside Contractors
Sapa Sales Force
Application Center
Customer Engineers
Customer Buyers
Sapa Technical Service
Thermal Design Center
Sapa Technology
Agreement Sapa-Customer: ●NDA
●Commercial
Added Value
Design:
Thermal simulations
Geometry optimization
Weigh reduction
Components integration
Extrusion
High fin ratio
Productivity enhancements
Surface quality
Fabrication
CNC machining
FSW, MIG welding, brazing
Anodizing, electro coloring
Supply Chain
Delivery time – transportation
Packaging
Consumer stock
Turn key solutions
Why extruded profiles
Heat and electrical conductivity; Corrosion resistance; Mechanical strength; Low weight; High efficiency due to high Fin Ratio* Surface quality; Easy to process and machine; Low investments in dies; Recycling (environmental friendly)
*Fin Ratio = Fin height gap width
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Thermal conductivities• Pure aluminium: about 230 W/mK (difficult to machine)
• Extruded alloy 6060 HC (T6,T61): about 200 - 215 W/mK
• Cast alloys: about 120 -140 W/mK
• Copper (pure): 390 W/mK (much heavier and more expensive)
Thermal conductivities*
Extrusion alloy 6063
Die-Cast alloy AlSi10
* At room temperature
3D Modelling with parametric CAD (Solid Works ® Professional v.2010) Interferences analysis; Cinematic analysis; Fabrication study; 3D Render;
3D Modelling
Symulations with Sapa Software
Sapa Convection and Radiation The software makes suppositions about different orientations and bases the calculation on these suppositions. The input data are heat dissipation and requirements and operating ambient temperature.
Sapa Cool Quick and easy tool for simulating the performance of a cooling device. The program begins with the warmest point on a cooling device and designs the rest of the component on the basis of that point.
CFD and FEM Analysys
ANSYS Fluent: Computational fluid dynamic, particularly effective for carrying out detailed studies of new products at an early stage of the design process, such as simulating the flow of air, liquids and heat around cooling devices.
ANSYS Mechanical: Finite element method analysis for steady state thermal problems. Is it possible to perform very fast simulation in order to reduce both the development time and costs.
Experimental measurements
The Wind Tunnel* makes it possible to verify calculations carried out using Rapid Cool and/or CFD analysis, and hence check the actual performance of the cooling device. The tunnel can accommodate cooling devices measuring up to 500 x 500 mm.
FLIR*: Measurement with thermo element and IR photometer. The IR photometer helps in determining the emissivity of different surface treatments so that can be suggested a suitable, cost-effective surface treatment.
Prototypes and Tests
We can support our customers in testing and prototyping: ● Mechanical: pull test, hardness, fracture toughness, pressure test; ● Dimensional evaluations and non distructive controls; ● Long term analysys: fatigue and corrosion; ● Prototyping: 3D printing – CNC machining – electro erosion ● Specific test requested by the customer.
Heat Sinks Extrusion Capabilities*
h w Sapa Profiles Fossanova
Max. Size (w x h) 420 x 40 mm Min. Section Weight 700 g/m Max. Section Weight 25.000 g/m Min. Fin Thickness 1,2 mm Max. Fin Ratio (R) Guaranteed up to 8
*IMPORTANT All values are for reference only. For each RFQ, please ask for a feasibility study.
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w1 Sapa Profiles Feltre
Max. Size (w x h) 400 x 40 mm Min. Section Weight 700g/m Max. Section Weight 28.000 g/m Min. Fin Thickness 1.2 mm Max. Fin Ratio (R) 14
Liquid cooling / heating