Geometry Details


In the Geometry section of the left part of the mask


to see the details of the selected geometry (in this example the 102522_C_S) → Geometry Details:




Where

    • “DE” stands for “External Diameter” of the coil
    • “PT” stands for “Rows Spacing” of the coil
    • “PR” stands for “Tubes Spacing” of the coil

The following Fin corrugation types are available:


    • “Smooth” Fin




    • “Corrugated” Fin



    • “Pyramid” Fin



    • “Windowed” Fin



    • “Louvered” Fin





The following Tube corrugation types are available:


    • “Smooth” Tube



    • “Microfin” Tube



    • “Gross Grooved” Tube



    • “Hearing Bone” Tube




We can also see the Description and other geometry detailes:



where

    • “Description” is a string that identifies a geometry
      • the first two digits “10” stand the tube external diameter rounded
      • the third and fourth digits “25” stand for the Tubes Spacing
      • the fifth and the sixth digits “22” stand for the Rows Spacing rounded
      • the last two characters stand for the initial of Fin and Tube corrugation Type


The user can change the name of the geometry at his discretion.


    • “Fin” can be Integral or Spiroidal


    • “Spacing” can be Staggered or Aligned


    • “Tube Spacing” can be defined in


    • “Fin Spacing” can be entered in

.

The other parameters we can set or see are:


  • Tube Shape which can be


  • Tubes Thickness


  • Tube External Diameter if the tubes are circular


  • Tube Width and Tube Height if the tubes are rectangular


  • Fin Thickness


  • Fin Height


There is another area we can see:


       

permits to add a new geometry.


permits only saving by default


permits to give a file name while saving the geometry


permits to copy a geometry from one treatment to the other


** For further information about the geometries factors and theirs possible values, please see section “Geometry management” **