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Learn how to design smaller, more powerful, manufacturable and affordable HEAT SINKS

40+ Lattice Structures for Thermal Dissipation

Designed using Simcenter (Siemens) by Malcolm Johnson

Learn how to generate and simulate 40+ Lattice Structures for Thermal Dissipation and Cooling Optimization.

First, a bit of context:

Electronic devices are everywhere.

Including electronics, automotive, aerospace, data centers and HVAC.

And most electronic devices have HEAT SINKS to manage the heat generated by components such as:
– CPUs,
– GPUs,
– Power transistors, and
– Other semiconductor devices.

Professionals designing thermal management devices encounter several challenges, including:

1. Miniaturization:
Electronic devices and heat sinks are becoming smaller and more powerful.

2. Traditional Manufacturing:
Current manufacturing technology limits the manufacture of efficient and innovative heat dissipation structures.

3. Cost Constraints:
Validation through physical testing can be time-consuming and costly.

4. Lack of familiarity with Computational Tools:
Tools such as nTop, Rhino, General Lattice, CDS, ANSYS, COMSOL Multiphysics, or Abaqus.

That's the reason why companies are hiring professionals capable of designing:

– Compact and effective heat sinks that prevents overheating,

– Heat sinks that minimize energy consumption while effectively managing heat, and

– Robust heat sinks that minimize failures, and lower cost and weight.

Our hands-on training course to help you become this in-demand professional:

Learn how to generate optimal lattices for thermal dissipation and cooling optimization.

 

✅ Lattice Structures:
Learn about 40+ different lattice structures (e.g., octet, body-centered cubic, face-centered cubic, Diamond, Kelvin Cell, Iso Truss, Re-entrant, Weaire-Phelan, Honeycomb, Gyroid, Voronoi…) and their thermal properties.

✅ Conduction, Convection and Radiation:
Familiarize yourself with the heat transfer mechanisms (conduction, convection, and radiation), and thermal conductivity.

✅ Material Properties:
Understand how different materials conduct heat and how their properties can affect thermal performance.

✅ Surface area and Weight:
Study methods for optimizing lattice structures for specific applications, focusing on maximizing surface area for heat dissipation while minimizing weight.

✅ Finite Element Analysis (FEA):
 FEA will help you analyze thermal performance and simulate heat transfer in lattice structures.

✅ Additive Manufacturing Technologies:
Understand how 3D printing can be used to create complex lattice structures that may be difficult to fabricate using traditional methods.

Become a specialist in Lattice Structures, Topology Optimization and Generative Design in 4 months:

About the training course:

– 120h of practical training in Topology Optimization, Lattices and Generative Design
Online, but always accompanied
– 17 weeks part-time
– 30-60 minutes / day
– At your own pace (It is not necessary to be online at a specific time each day)
– Mentoring sessions every 2 weeks
– Free access to the software
– Training co-developed with Topology Optimization and Lattice specialists at nTop and Cognitive Design Systems
– Cost of our next edition: here.
– [Only 10 seats available]
– Registration Process (1 minute): Now

Find out if this training course is for you

Learn how to optimize the performance of your mechanical and thermal components, in a practical way, working on real cases from day 1 and applying everything to projects in your portfolio.

3D printing course

The online school that equip you with practical education in Additive Manufacturing, Topology Optimization, Generative Design, Lattice Structure and Design for AM (DfAM)