Battery Cooling Sleeve nTop Live

In this nTop Live, Yuki Okada, Technical Marketing Engineer at nTopology, shows you how to improve a battery cooling sleeve design. First, he imports a CAD file to nTopology and converts it to a shell. Then, he generates the gyroid TPMS core and controls the cell size, thickness, and orientation. Finally, he combines the shell and the core and exports them as a mesh for additive manufacturing.
Watch and learn how to:
- Generate a single-domain gyroid lattice heat exchanger core
- Optimize its structural, fluid, and thermal properties
- Generate a complex mesh and export it for additive manufacturing
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[@RGCAD]

Sweet

[@jooshwolfheart]

They would need to be packed much denser than that. Would it work with only a 1-2mm gap?