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Thermal Solver
Contains thermal solver related guides, such as the TMG reference manual, thermal API guide, and error message list.
Thermal solver reference
Describes the format and contents of the thermal solver's input and output files
Introduction
In most situations, a thermal model can be defined and solved directly within your CAE software. The thermal model is built using the software's interface, and the results can then be displayed and analyzed using its built-in post-processing tools.

Thermal Solver
Contains thermal solver related guides, such as the TMG reference manual, thermal API guide, and error message list.
- Thermal solver guides
  Maya HTT's thermal solver is included in Simcenter 3D and in Simcenter Femap. This page contains links to thermal solver guides, which help you understand how the thermal solver works.
- Thermal solver reference
  Describes the format and contents of the thermal solver's input and output files
  - Introduction
    In most situations, a thermal model can be defined and solved directly within your CAE software. The thermal model is built using the software's interface, and the results can then be displayed and analyzed using its built-in post-processing tools.
  - Thermal solver input cards
    To access thermal solver features outside your CAE software, you must manually input instructions and data into the thermal solver’s input file also known as the data deck using any text editor.
  - Thermal solver input and output files
    The thermal solver generates several data exchange files during the solve when using supported CAE software.
  - Thermal solver modules
    The following table describes the thermal solver modules that are executed during the solving process. This section also consists of additional information about some of these modules.
  - Post-processing libraries
    The thermal solver provides the following post-processing libraries for generating results files.
  - Thermal solver bibliography
    The following bibliography lists all sources used to explain how the thermal solver works.
- Thermal solver theory
  Describes the theory and methods of the thermal solver.
- Thermal solver API
  Allows you to create or add functionality to enhance the thermal solver capabilities.
- Thermal solver error message list
  Lists solver messages that the thermal solver generates to communicate issues with the model or the solve.

Introduction

In most situations, a thermal model can be defined and solved directly within your CAE software. The thermal model is built using the software's interface, and the results can then be displayed and analyzed using its built-in post-processing tools.

Before solving, all thermal models and their operational data are translated into a thermal solver TMG input file. This process is seamlessly integrated into the TMG interface, so under normal circumstances, users do not need to understand the underlying details.

However, advanced users may occasionally require access to TMG functions that are not available through the software interface. In these cases, a basic understanding of TMG’s underlying structure is necessary, as you must manually insert specific commands and data sets into the TMG input file.

Thermal solver reference describes the format and contents of the input file and the output files, and gives an overview of how TMG’s various modules interact.