Hanover, N.H.— Control engineers concerned with thermal management problems can use Coolit v3.5 software to help visualize what is happening within control enclosures. The computational fluid dynamics program creates 3-D models that predict heat transfer and airflow within an electronic enclosure.
Hanover, N.H.— Control engineers concerned with thermal management problems can use Coolit v3.5 software to help visualize what is happening within control enclosures. The computational fluid dynamics program creates 3-D models that predict heat transfer and airflow within an electronic enclosure. Color-coded temperature distributions make hot spots stand out and airflow eddies and blockages can be readily identified. Coolit has an intuitive graphical user interface that is said to make model creation and analysis so easy that no training is required. Version 3.5 operates on all Microsoft Windows-based platforms including Windows 95, 98, 2000, and NT. www.daat.com Daat Research Corp.
