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See what heat will do to your part

Test process changes virtually before the next trial
to reduce distortion, lower residual stresses, and control material properties.

Welded frame with predicted displacement after welding

What can you predict before production?

Typical questions in welding, DED, and laser hardening.

  • Distortion

    How will heating and cooling change the final shape of the part?

  • Thermal history

    What peak temperatures and cooling rates occur throughout the part?

  • Residual stresses

    Where will residual stresses remain after processing?

  • Phase transformations

    Which phases form as the material heats and cools?

  • Final hardness

    How will the thermal cycle change hardness across the part?

  • Process variants

    What changes when you adjust heat input, path, sequence, or clamping?

A manufacturing problem becomes a reusable simulation model.

  1. 1

    Discuss the case

    Tell us about the process and the question you want answered.

  2. 2

    We build and evaluate

    We set up and run the simulation, then check the results against available measurements.

  3. 3

    Review together

    We discuss what the results mean for your process and what to try next.

  4. 4

    Continue in Heatshape

    Inspect results, change parameters, and run new variants.

Expertise to get started. A working model to keep going.

Traditional consultancy

Expert results, but no reusable model

When you want another variant, you start another project.

Traditional CAE software

Reusable software, but your team builds everything

You need licenses, specialist expertise, and time to set up and validate each case.

Heatshape

Expert setup and a model your team can keep using

Your team starts from a model that is already set up for the case.

Processes we simulate.

Welding

Arc-based, including MIG/MAG, TIG, and SAW, as well as laser and electron beam welding.

Directed energy deposition

Arc- and laser-based DED, including WAAM and laser metal deposition.

Laser hardening

Laser surface hardening with controlled beam profiles, scan paths, and laser power.

Your model is ready in the browser.

  • Prepared for your case

    We configure the material models, heat sources, and numerical settings for your case.

  • Cloud compute

    Run simulations on cloud resources, with multiple variants in parallel. No local CAE workstation required.

Heatshape in the browser, with setup controls and a 3D model

Who you work with.

Dr.-Ing. Anton Evdokimov

Dr.-Ing. Anton Evdokimov

Founder & Simulation Engineer

Anton has more than a decade of experience in welding engineering. His doctoral research at BTU Cottbus–Senftenberg focused on numerical laser welding simulation.

His peer-reviewed research covers heat-source modeling, thermomechanical welding simulation, and laser surface hardening. At Heatshape, he works directly with customers on the setup and evaluation of their simulation models.

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Let's discuss your simulation case.

A short description of the process and the question is enough. We will review whether simulation can help and suggest a next step.

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