Heat Transfer Analysis of Sandwich Plate System Application As Insulation Material for Fishing Vessels Hatches by Finite Element Method

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Published: Jun 1, 2024
DOI: https://doi.org/10.24853/sintek.18.1.6-12
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Fishing Vessel Hatch Insulation Finite Element Method {FEM] Heat Transfer Sandwich Plate System

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Syafiq Ahmad Syauqi
Hang Tuah University
Nur Yanu Nugroho
Hang Tuah University
Didik Hardianto
Hang Tuah University
Ali Azhar
Hang Tuah University

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Fish is a highly perishable food due to its suitability as a substrate for the growth of spoilage microbes, particularly bacteria. One method to maintain fish quality and extend its shelf life is preservation through a cooling system, where the duration of effective storage in the hatch is influenced by the quality of the insulation wall. Previous research modified the hatch insulation wall using a rice husk and white cement composition; however, these materials proved neither effective nor efficient in maintaining cooling temperatures. This study aims to determine the effect of heat transfer in a sandwich plate system on cooling time and temperature. Experiments were conducted using three variations in core layer thickness within a stainless steel-polyurethane-stainless steel configuration. The results indicated that at a temperature of 4°C, the maximum cooling times for each core layer thickness variation were as follows: variation 1 (3-20-3mm) lasted 62.5 hours, variation 2 (3-25-3mm) lasted 64 hours, and variation 3 (3-30-3mm) lasted 65.5 hours. The findings demonstrate that an increase in core layer thickness results in a prolonged maintenance of the cooling temperature within the hatch.

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S. A. Syauqi, N. Y. Nugroho, D. Hardianto, and A. Azhar, “Heat Transfer Analysis of Sandwich Plate System Application As Insulation Material for Fishing Vessels Hatches by Finite Element Method”, sintek. jurnal. ilm. teknik. mesin, vol. 18, no. 1, pp. 6–12, Jun. 2024.
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