Heat Treatment Furnace Design: Tempering Sim Software

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A user is seeking simulation software for designing a heat treatment furnace for a senior project, specifically for tempering processes. They require a tool that can input variables like steel type, thickness, and desired hardness to determine necessary temperature and holding time. The user also expresses a need for a related database to support their project. They emphasize the importance of having a simulator to enhance their work. Additional information or resources in this field would be appreciated.
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hi
I am working on a senior project entitled"Design and manufacturing a heat treatment furnace", and before designing process, I need a simulation software that we can give inputs like the steel type of the piece that is need to be hardened, the thik of it, hardness degree required, and then the software can tells us the temperature required and the holding time in the furnace, and other information required.And also the same requirements for tempering process.
please i need it as soon as possible and thanks for all.
any other information in the field will be useful.
 
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I take it you just need a database of some sort, rather than an actual simulation?
 
thanx brewong for your reply
I don't have a related database , so please if you have any links or sites write them down.
but I am still want a simulator to strengthening and support the senior project that we work on it.
and thanks for all
 

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