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Wheaton Sprague provides Thermal Analysis & Design of exterior cladding systems, utilizing THERM 5.2 and WINDOWS 5.2 finite element analysis programs.
THERM uses two-dimensional (2D) conduction and radiation heat-transfer analysis based on the finite-element method, which can model the complicated geometries of fenestration products and other building elements. Fenestration products are those that fill openings in a building’s exterior cladding such as windows, doors, skylights, curtain walls, etc., designed to permit the passage of air, light, vehicles, or people.
WINDOWS 5.2 and OPTICS 5.1 are companion programs that are used in conjunction with THERM 5.2 to create and evaluate framing systems and glazing components.
THERM 5.2
- Frame & Edge of Glazing System Creation & Analysis
- Export to THERM 5.2 for Total Product Analysis
- Provide Complex Composite Detail Analysis
- Transition Details at Dissimilar Materials
- Study Heat Transfer & Provide Heat Flux Analysis
- Provide Dew Point Analysis
- Glazing System Creation & Analysis
- Monolithic
- Glazed Product Creation & Analysis
- Factory Built Products
- Calculate Total Product U-Factor
- Calculate Solar heat Gain Coefficient (SHGC)
- Stimulate Condensation Resistance
- Configure Special Plies for WINDOWS 5.2:
- Glass Plies with Film
- Glass Plies with Film
- Insulated Panels
For consultation regarding THERM services, contact Mark Coulis, Senior Building Envelope Consultant, at 330.923.5560 or email here.
