Next assign material properties such as thermal conductivity, emissivity, and solar energy absorptivity. Finally pick either natural surroundings or bounding box. The natural surrounding accounts for solar energy, background terrains, and even wind or rain. Now that setup is complete simple solve and run the software's built in post-processor to view temperatures, heat flux, or even background temperatures. TAI customers use our software for a variety of technical analysis tasks.
Automotive engineers use it to design heat shields around exhaust components.
They also can use it to design heat exchangers and cooling fans. Electrical engineers can simulate circuit board temperatures and evaluate heat sinks and component heat losses. Essentially users can perform a variety of of thermal energy loss evaluations. With MuSES you can even perform infrared signature prediction. Simple models can even be run on our freeware demo.