An immersion quench zone is a rectangular box with coolant, and the extruded profile goes through this coolant. In
this process, it is completely immersed in the coolant.
The quench system database allows you to save created quench systems. You can retrieve the stored quench systems from
the database to reuse in future simulations.
An air fan quench zone is a rectangular quench zone and has four sides: left, right,
top, and bottom.
Each side of a rectangular quench zone can have a fan set which can be
enabled/disabled for a specific run. By default, the top fan set is enabled.
From the Quenching ribbon, click the
Quench tool.
The secondary toolbar with quench zone types is displayed.
Click the Air Fan icon.
Adjust the zone position over the profile using the move tool in
the microdialog to move the box in X,Y, Z directions.
Clicking the buttons in the
microdialog enables/disables the fans in the top, bottom, right or left of the
zone respectively.
A rectangular air fan zone will be created. Microdialogs to edit the box
dimensions will be populated along the width, length, and height of the box.
Another microdialog with air fan zone parameters will be populated.
Change the parameters of the fan by clicking the fan. In the microdialog, edit
the parameters and press Enter.
The fans will be recreated with the new values. Fan
Pitch is the distance between two fans. The position of the
first fan is specified from the starting edge of the zone using the
Offset value.
The Flow Rate specified is for the entire side and is
equally divided to each fan. Fans are positioned at equal distances on the
side, with the specified end offset (both ends). The fans are parallel to
the Z axis.
Temperature of the air is also specified in this dialog.