RadTherm is full-featured, cross-platform, heat transfer analysis software for system-level CAE applications. RadTherm utilizes a state-of-the-art Radiation Module and an extremely user friendly Graphical User Interface to set up boundary conditions for multi-mode heat transfer: multibounce radiation, conduction and convection with one-dimensional fluid flow.
WinTherm is designed for component-level modeling and simulation and provides the user with a complete solution to heat transfer analysis for models up to 20,000 thermal nodes (typically 10,000 mesh elements). WinTherm allows users from any engineering background (thermal or other) to analyze their thermal components quickly and accurately.
The ThermoAnalytics Human Comfort Module is an advanced plug-in for analyzing human thermal comfort within complex environments: indoor, outdoor, and in transportation systems. Our Human Comfort plug-in for RadTherm and MuSES software allows users to place virtual test dummies into these environments, and compute comfort indexes. Full radiant, convective and conductive heat transfer is accounted for, including localized thermoregulatory response such as perspiration, respiration, and blood flow changes.
RadTherm software predicts your product's steady state and transient heat transfer behavior. Armed with a complete temperature distribution and heat rates for radiation, conduction and convection, your team can maximize engineering options in early stages of development or validate a final product design.
WinTherm heat transfer software provides component-level transient and steady-state thermal simulation. The graphical user interface guides you through the heat transfer simulation process, so people from any technical background can analyze thermal behavior quickly and accurately.
The ThermoAnalytics Human Comfort Module is an advanced plug-in for RadTherm and MuSES software. It analyzes the human thermal comfort of virtual test dummies within complex environments: indoor, outdoor, and in transportation systems. Full radiant, convective and conductive heat transfer is accounted for.
