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Thermal-Mechanical Simulation Tools

This document compares several commercial and open source software packages for conducting heat transfer and mechanical analysis. It lists the products, their capabilities for cavity radiation, non-linear materials, static/explicit analysis, and thermal-mechanical coupling, and their approximate costs. It also provides several links to documentation and tutorials about thermo-mechanical coupling and simulations.

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Thermal-Mechanical Simulation Tools

This document compares several commercial and open source software packages for conducting heat transfer and mechanical analysis. It lists the products, their capabilities for cavity radiation, non-linear materials, static/explicit analysis, and thermal-mechanical coupling, and their approximate costs. It also provides several links to documentation and tutorials about thermo-mechanical coupling and simulations.

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Heat Transfer Mechanical

Product Type Non- Thermal- Cost


Cavity Static Explicit Mechanic
Linear
Radiation Materials Analysis Solver al

ABAQUS Commercial Y Y Y Y Y

ANSYS Multiphysics Commercial Y Y Y

COMSOL Commercial Y Y Y Y Y
Multiphysics
Mecway Commercial Y Y Y $USD 350
Theseus FE Commercial

[Link] Open Source Y N Y


Explicit-transient
Thermal-Mechanical - coupling to find change in material properties due to heat

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For mechanical simulations our site mostly relies on the tool Abaqus FEA. We can offer nearly any kind of simulation

Fem2UFO [Link]
r nearly any kind of simulation in this domain, including:thermo-mechanically coupled simulations (using detailed temperature re
(using detailed temperature results from THESEUS ‑FE)

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