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.

RadTherm has no limit to heat transfer model resolution: model size is limited only by available system resources. Customers report modeling systems of several million thermal nodes. Heat transfer boundary conditions for natural environments are easily imported from weather files and solar loads predicted from RadTherm's built-in solar model or applied from measurements. Examples of RadTherm applications would be complete vehicular systems, aerospace systems, electronic instrument panels, architectural solar analysis, and complex process heating schemes. Read About New Features in Release 9.0 or view an online training video covering our new Fluid Stream Parts. If you're new to thermal analysis, check out our Getting Started Guide.

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 runs under Windows and UNIX and allows users from any engineering background (thermal or other) to analyze their thermal components quickly and accurately.

The intuitive arrangement of the user interface permits both novice and expert users to set up and analyze heat transfer problems with minimum input. Examples of WinTherm applications would be electronics enclosures, fluid tanks, or oven systems. Analysis of heat transfer management techniques can be explored, such as insulated heat shields, cooling with fans, heatsinks or surface treatments. A Standard WinTherm License is $3500 US dollars in North America. This price is for a stand-alone, perpetual license (node-locked to single machine, with no license expiration). Overseas prices may vary. Order WinTherm Online Now. If you're new to thermal analysis, check out our Getting Started Guide.

WinTherm Lite brings the power of high speed heat transfer modeling within the reach of small firms. Like our other thermal modeling codes, WinTherm Lite computes radiation, conduction, and convection, but WinTherm Lite is limited to heat transfer models with less than 2,500 thermal nodes (typically 1,250 mesh elements). Because the Graphical User Interface is nearly identical to our more powerful software, model setup is rapid and WinTherm Lite users can easily upgrade to WinTherm or RadTherm without additional training. A WinTherm Lite License is $900 US dollars in North America. This price is for a standalone, perpetual license (node-locked to single machine, with no license expiration). Overseas prices may vary.

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WinTherm Pro puts system-level modeling power into a small budget. WinTherm Pro delivers complete heat transfer analysis with resolution up to 64,000 thermal nodes (typically 32,000 mesh elements). WinTherm Pro users can easily upgrade to RadTherm without additional training. A WinTherm Pro License is $6500 US dollars in North America. This price is for a standalone, perpetual license (node-locked to single machine, with no license expiration). Overseas prices may vary. Order WinTherm Pro Online Now If you're new to thermal analysis, check out our Getting Started Guide.

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.

MuSES software provides integrated heat transfer analysis and infrared signature prediction, including flat shaded bidirectional reflection (BRDF) rendering of radiosity. Users can explore thermal designs that will reduce the IR signature of their system against realistic uniform or faceted backgrounds. By integrating heat transfer analysis with apparent thermal signature prediction, overall system performance can be enhanced early in the development cycle. MuSES is the standard IR Signature prediction code of many divisions of the US Military, and is widely used by US defense contractors.

RadThermIR is a thermal and infrared simulation tool. Designed for accurate IR predictions with full background interactions, RadThermIR software is available for Windows, Unix and Linux operating systems. Simulations with RadThermIR deliver a complete temperature distribution and heat rates for radiation, conduction and convection, allowing your team to maximize engineering options in early stages of vehicle development or validate final product design. With the temperature distribution established, infrared radiance in selected wave bands can be predicted for diffuse, single-bounce BRDF, and multibounce BRDF renderings.

The Hyperspectral IR Rendering Module is a separately-licensed feature integrated in MuSES for rendering a hypercube of narrow-band BRDF renderings for MWIR and LWIR. These renderings represent the output of state-of-the art hyperspectral thermal imagers currently available. The Hyperspectral Module extends the benefits of MuSES and enhances the analysis of detection and concealment technologies. Below: Selected bands from an LWIR Hypercube rendered at 1.0 cm-1

The Plume Module for MuSES is a separately licensed feature that enables you to include plume radiance for BRDF renderings. The radiance values are computed using imported plume temperature and chemical species data from a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) code, such as Fluent or Star-CD. The total signature of the target -- hardbody and plume is thus rendered over the user-defined bandwidth of the sensor. MuSES casts rays from the sensor position through the plume and computes radiances along the line of sight to the hardbody. This results in a seamless computation of radiance and detailed reporting of pixel counts and radiance of the plume, the target hardbody, and the background.

Because we begin all analysis by working closely with our customers to develop a comprehensive understanding of the system and physics involved, our work exhibits a rare thoroughness and follow-through in engineering reports and presentations. By contracting with ThermoAnalytics to analyze your thermal challenge, you can rest assured that every aspect of the study will be handled with the mastery and professionalism of highly experienced engineers, physicists and scientists.

ViewTherm is a free viewer which allows the user to post-process/view RadTherm or WinTherm files. ViewTherm can be downloaded from our Downloads Area. ViewTherm does not perform any analysis: it is used to view the results from RadTherm or WinTherm.

Eclectic is a freely-distributed, open source, cross-platform surface re-meshing tool for Windows, Linux and SGI platforms. ThermoAnalytics did not develop Eclectic but distributes the software via download as a free service to the engineering community. Eclectic is a surface meshing program. It creates a well-ordered, quad-dominant surface mesh for analytical purposes. Eclectic projects a quad mesh onto surfaces derived from existing meshes.