Thermal Management & Electronics Cooling Simulation Consulting

Ozen Engineering provides advanced thermal simulation consulting services to support the development and optimization of heat-critical systems across electronics, automotive, aerospace, and industrial applications.

With extensive Ansys experience—including Icepak, Fluent, and Mechanical, among others—we accurately model conduction, convection, and radiation phenomena under both steady-state and transient conditions.

Our simulations support informed design decisions, help prevent thermal failures, and reduce reliance on physical prototyping by capturing real-world behavior early in the development cycle. From board-level cooling to full-system thermal architecture, we deliver simulation-driven insights that improve reliability, performance, and thermal efficiency.

How Can We Help?


Contact us to speak with our thermal engineering simulation experts.

Our expertise includes:

  • Electronics Cooling
    Chip-level junction temperature prediction, board-level heat spreading, and assembly-level airflow and enclosure ventilation modeling to ensure thermal reliability across integrated electronic systems.

  • Power Systems
    Inverter, motor, and power module cooling (air, liquid, or hybrid-cooled)

  • Battery Thermal Management
    Our streamlined workflows enhance engineering efficiency, promoting robust design refinement, sensitivity testing, and superior performance.

  • Aerospace Thermal Systems
    Passive/active cooling in low-pressure and radiation-dominant environments

  • Industrial & Embedded Systems
    Thermal control of sealed enclosures, outdoor-rated units, and high-power systems

  • Modeling of Multiphysics Heat Sources
    Including heat generation from Joule heating, eddy currents, RF fields, DCIR losses, mechanical friction, and optical absorption for accurate thermal analysis in complex systems.

  • Heat Exchangers & Thermal Interfaces
    Optimizing the performance of heaters, coolers, evaporators, condensers, vapor chambers, and other heat exchange systems across steady-state and transient conditions.

Advancing Thermal Design with Engineering Simulation Expertise

At Ozen, we apply advanced Ansys thermal simulation tools—including Ansys Icepak, Fluent, Mechanical, Thermal Desktop, and Ansys Discovery—to solve critical heat transfer and cooling challenges across electronics, aerospace, automotive, and industrial systems.

Ansys Icepak is purpose-built for electronics cooling, enabling detailed thermal analysis of PCBs, IC packages, and entire enclosures. Ansys Fluent provides high-fidelity CFD for modeling forced/natural convection, radiation, and fluid-driven cooling across complex geometries. Ansys Mechanical complements these tools with robust capabilities for conduction-dominant and coupled thermal-structural analyses.

For large-scale or orbit-based systems, we utilize Thermal Desktop to simulate thermal behavior in radiative and low-convection environments. Ansys Discovery supports early design-phase thermal iteration, accelerating decisions when speed and insight are key.

Whether you’re optimizing a heatsink layout, evaluating cold plate performance, or simulating a complete thermal architecture, Ozen delivers simulation-driven insights to help you meet reliability, performance, and compliance targets.

Need support with thermal challenges? Connect with us to explore how we can help you design and validate more efficient thermal systems.

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