Fit heat transfer coefficients from real time-temperature data for accurate thermal boundary modeling.
HTC Fit is a specialized tool for fitting heat transfer coefficients (HTCs) using measured time-temperature data. Whether you need a constant HTC or a function that changes with temperature or time, HTC Fit provides precise boundary condition definitions for use in DANTE and other thermal simulations.
HTC Fit enables engineers, metallurgists, and analysts to generate accurate heat transfer coefficient curves based on time-temperature tables. Users can define HTCs as constant values or as functions of surface temperature or time, giving full flexibility for modeling quenching, heating, and cooling processes. HTC Fit allows users to characterize their equipment for more accurate simulation and modeling results.
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