Heat Exchanger in Solidworks

[@venkatashvenkatash9534]

Sir your solidworks class are awesome...keep doing sir

[@rajatjaiswal6846]

At 18:46 it is rotated but it's not Fully defined. At 54:02 you have not mated the origin of the component with the origin of the assembly. Please explain sir.

[@mrcoffee315]

Input and output for the fluid going inside the pipes must be in opposite directions. You can just copy and paste head part and sketch only one opening. This is a one pass shell and tube heat exchanger with parallel and cross flow configurations

[@aaminvahora771]

U r genius sir thanks

[@qahtanadnan5238]

you are amazing, please keep going

[@burakcaylak3458]

Is that shell tube multipass heat exchanger?

[@yigitcan824]

Is this two pass shell?

[@narmadacharuni3394]

if I want to use corrugated tube instead of normal tube, what can I do, Please reply

[@biniamgthadic2185]

u r so cool bro

[@write3dmachine839]

Wish you with good knowledge

[@gabrieljuul3646]

Nice solidworks tutorial, but I don't see how this heat exchanger would be functional. The fluid has no reason to move through the tubes and would instead follow the path of least resistance through the head cover. There should be a plate in the head cover that separates the inlet and outlet and forces the fluid to travel through the pipes, I think

[@shrinivaskumbhar1981]

Sir my last year project is on heat exchanger its really helpful for me...🙏 But i also need to make that baffle plate in inclined for different angle for results how to that plzz ans sir

[@asimip231]

Where you did your project

[@shrinivaskumbhar1981]

@@asimip231 Last year engineering project sir....

[@asimip231]

@@shrinivaskumbhar1981 complete hogaya

[@shrinivaskumbhar1981]

@@asimip231 Nahi woh baffle plates ko inclined karna hai from 5° to 25°. How to dj that can you make one short video on that

[@shuvajitmandal8030]

IT will be very helpful

[@niko-kb9cw]

how awesome u r sir

[@asimip231]

Sir you can do mirror 8:55 . For quick?

[@piyushsharma5177]

you can do linear pattern but then you would have to have something as a guideline. If you changed the model in future, you might also need to change the distance of the pattern/mirror. So the best practice would be to just convert on the plane because the plane is on the surface, if the surface changes, then the plane will also follow. Hope you got it

[@ivanstefanovic7866]

Is it possible to download 2d drawing from the start of the video ?

[@jerainewipf2777]

What year solidworks do you have?

[@3dmodeling956]

2014

[@rathodnilesh1112]

Add a 2 item tie-rod and spacer tube for baffle

[@soumitradey9165]

Please upload details video for post processor

[@eng.menareda2108]

Can you provide us with the file of parts dimensions?

[@eng.menareda2108]

@Йури Гагарин Спейс Well, I did't know that. Do you have a link to sites like this?

[@eng.menareda2108]

@Йури Гагарин Спейс thank you for helping ❤️

[@naeemn45]

Hi, How come you stopped making inventor videos?

[@antst5712]

That is what I would like . Think, you'd have to pay to join and get access to his Inventor Tutorials

[@danielmenavega2644]

PLANOS??

[@shuvajitmandal8030]

Aap simulation ka video banaya solid work ka

[@mushtaqahmad9023]

Sir Ap agr fiver pa kaam krrhy ho ,,ap ko kaam milta ha solid work related to ap mujy dedy ma krky dunga munasib rate par,

[@shuvajitmandal8030]

I am Mechanical Engineer

[@ceceprusyana4204]

Itu header stemer

[@อนุสรณ์ฉะออน]

I am Mechanical Engineer