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| Oct 2003 - August 2007 | |
Development of novel heat-transfer technologies for optimizing :
o Automotive heat-transfer devices |
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| Sept 2003 | |
'adTherm Technology' has developed new Technology & Simulation Software to understand how to optimize 'Heat-Transfer per Unit Mass' for Automotive multi-louver corrugated fins. This new Technology allows materials of different thermal conductivity & density to be directly compared. Now, the designer of 'Automotive Heat-Transfer Devices' will be able to confidently design for: o Same heat-transfer, lower mass; o Higher heat-transfer, same mass. Examples of the use of this new Technology are provided in the new papers listed below. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- New Studies Added: Comparative Study of 'Heat-Transfer per Unit Mass [W/kg]' between Copper & Aluminum Automotive Multi-Louver Corrugated Fin - Part 1 - Fin_Heat_Transfer_01.pdf . Comparative
Study of 'Heat-Transfer per Unit Mass [W/kg]' between Copper &
Aluminum
Automotive Multi-Louver Corrugated Fin - Part 2 -
Fin_Heat_Transfer_02.pdf . Graph - (Lf/2) & 'dqm' Plot |
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New Paper Added: Migration from After-Market Supplier to First-Tier Supplier - Migration_AM_FTier.pdf .
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| Aug 2003 | |
| Joined 'SAE International' as
'Member'. A large number of customer enquiries have been received based on the early information provided on the 'adTherm Technology' web-site. A number of new
documents are available for download (see 'Papers'
link). |
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| July 2003 | |
| 'adTherm Technology' launches new web-site. |
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| March 2003 | |
| New High-Technology start-up
company - 'adTherm Technology' - formally founded by Des Aubery, as
'The Home of Virtual Thermal Engineering'. Vision Statement To be the 'Home of Virtual Thermal Engineering'. Mission Statement To develop & use the 'CFD Tools of the Future' to provide a High-Technology Consulting & Advisory Service to the Automotive Heat-Transfer Industry. |
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| Jan 2001 - Feb 2003 | |
| Research & Development of new
Theoretical & Simulation Tools to provide a future service to the
Automotive Heat-Transfer Industry. The 'Virtual Wind-Tunnel Concept' is born. The 'Virtual Furnace Simulator' is developed for a 4-zone Radiation Nocolok Brazing Furnace. |
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