For engineers

More engineering, less arithmetic.

AutoTherm is a fundamental toolset for the standard thermofluid calculations that come up across engineering work, in any industry. It handles the lookups, iterations and unit conversions, so your hours go to design.

An engineering team reviewing a problem together around a laptop running AutoTherm
Built for the way you work

It handles the parts that don't need judgment. You keep the parts that do.

You already know the engineering. What slows you down is the mechanical work around it: flipping through property tables, interpolating, converting units and iterating by hand. AutoTherm does that part correctly every time, and leaves the decisions with you.

AutoTherm handles
  • Property lookups from thermodynamic and material tables
  • Interpolation between table values
  • Unit conversions, in and out
  • Balancing combustion reactions
  • Tedious iterations, such as the adiabatic flame temperature
You keep
  • Choosing the method that applies
  • Setting up the problem and its assumptions
  • Judging whether the result makes sense
  • Deciding what to do with it
Where it fits

The same fundamentals, across every field.

AutoTherm isn't tied to one industry. It covers the heat transfer, fluid mechanics and thermodynamics calculations that show up everywhere. A few examples, each with a worked walkthrough:

Heat Transfer

Aircraft thermal management

Natural and forced convection, heaters and heat exchangers. This example: natural convection from a heater on a military aircraft fuel tank.

Walkthrough: Natural Convection
Fluid Mechanics

External flows and trajectories

Drag, trajectories and forces on moving bodies, from projectiles to vehicles.

Walkthrough: Projectile with Drag
Heat Transfer

Electronics cooling

Conduction with heat generation, fins and heat sinks, and forced convection.

Walkthrough: Conduction with Heat Generation
Thermodynamics

Energy and process

Steam turbines, combustion, pipe systems with pumps, and hydraulic turbines.

Walkthrough: First Law Analysis of a Steam Turbine

Working in HVAC, refrigeration or another field? The fundamentals are the same. Browse all walkthroughs →

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