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Heat transfer simulation software

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Will
Sat, Jan 21, 2012 2:52 PM

Any idea if there is a freeware Heat transfer simulation software
available? I am not sure if that is the correct name but I mean
something that allows you to create an object from simple blocks and
define parameters like thermal conductivity for them. Then place a
heat source and see the temperature distribution graphically or by
placing temperature probes.

Will

Any idea if there is a freeware Heat transfer simulation software available? I am not sure if that is the correct name but I mean something that allows you to create an object from simple blocks and define parameters like thermal conductivity for them. Then place a heat source and see the temperature distribution graphically or by placing temperature probes. Will
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Bob Smither
Sat, Jan 21, 2012 4:45 PM

Will wrote:

Any idea if there is a freeware Heat transfer simulation software
available? I am not sure if that is the correct name but I mean
something that allows you to create an object from simple blocks and
define parameters like thermal conductivity for them. Then place a
heat source and see the temperature distribution graphically or by
placing temperature probes.

Finite element analysis?  Try:

http://felt.sourceforge.net/

They have thermal examples.

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Bob Smither, PhD                                  Circuit Concepts, Inc.


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Will wrote: > Any idea if there is a freeware Heat transfer simulation software > available? I am not sure if that is the correct name but I mean > something that allows you to create an object from simple blocks and > define parameters like thermal conductivity for them. Then place a > heat source and see the temperature distribution graphically or by > placing temperature probes. > > Finite element analysis? Try: http://felt.sourceforge.net/ They have thermal examples. -- Bob Smither, PhD Circuit Concepts, Inc. ========================================================================= If you don't read the newspaper you are uninformed; if you do read the newspaper you are misinformed. --Mark Twain ========================================================================= Smither@C-C-I.Com http://www.C-C-I.Com 281-331-2744(office) -4616(fax)