Abstract

In this paper, we have been analyzed the thermal-fluid flow and structural stress of high power Light-emitting diode (LED) lighting system for outdoor lighting. Thermal and Structural performances of LED lighting systems were designed using computer aided engineering (CAE) and after securing their structural and thermal safety, simulated in order to develop 400 W high-efficiency LED floodlight. The temperature of LED was shown to rise up to 136 degrees C. This means that the cooling system should be improved. Maximum strain was detected in the glass, yet they appeared largely safe. It is important for the design to focus on the cooling fin. Regarding the lifespan of LED, it is necessary to have a plan for minimizing errors when testing designs for optimizing air-cooling structures. Which measured the lifetime of the lighting equipment has passed.

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