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Josh Pryor

Team Leader, Thermal/CFD Engineering Services

Joshua has been with ThermoAnalytics at the Detroit (Novi) office since 2006 after receiving his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Michigan Technological University. Much of his work is focused on developing coupled analysis techniques and process automation for automotive heat protection and climate control applications.

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Introducing CoTherm: A Better, Faster, More Robust CAE Coupling Solution

By Josh Pryor on March 4, 2016

You’re familiar with the expression, “You can have it fast, you can have it done well, or you can have it cheap…pick two.”? Well, thanks to a new...

Getting Smart with Thermal Analysis: Heavy Vehicles

By Josh Pryor on September 15, 2015

The heavy vehicle class — trucks, tractor-trailers, construction equipment, agriculture vehicles, etc. — is perhaps the “hardest working class in the...

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Does Simulation Cost or Pay?

By Josh Pryor on September 24, 2014

It’s a question managers at automotive OEMs ask and attempt to answer nearly every day: How can we achieve more at less cost? Put another way, how...

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Why, How and When to Perform Thermal Modeling on Automotive Brake Systems

By Josh Pryor on June 5, 2014

Brake Composite Automotive manufacturers are constantly looking to improve performance, quality, efficiency and safety of the cars they make. They...

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Battery Up: Popularity of Hybrid and Electric Vehicles Placing Greater Demand and Performance Expectations on Lithium-ion

By Josh Pryor on December 30, 2013

Battery Diagram The growing interest in, and early adoption of, hybrid and electric vehicles has created a surging demand for lithium-ion batteries...

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