California Thermal Engineering Expert Witnesses

California Engineering Expert Witness Listings

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4x Forensic Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
4x Forensic Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
Location: California
Areas of Expertise: 4X Forensic Engineering Laboratories is a full-service forensic engineering laboratory. We provide expert witness and analytical & testing services in the areas of fire & explosion analysis, water loss...
Robson Forensic, Inc.
Robson Forensic, Inc.
Location: Multiple Locations
Areas of Expertise: Robson Forensic is a national leader in expert witness consulting, providing technical expertise across many fields within engineering, architecture, science, and a broad range of specialty disciplines. We...
Gary E Kilpatrick, PE, DFE (The Kilpatrick Group, PA)
Gary E Kilpatrick, PE, DFE (The Kilpatrick Group, PA)
Location: Multiple Locations
Areas of Expertise: Who is The Kilpatrick Group, PA? Our mission is to provide to you forensic mechanical design engineering services. We are dedicated to the application of the art, science and methodology of forensic...
Consolidated Consultants
Consolidated Consultants
Location: Multiple Locations
Areas of Expertise: Consolidated Consultants (CCc) continues to deliver high quality expert witness and medical expert witness referrals nationwide since 1995. CCc is the only referral service where you can view the full,...
ForensisGroup, Inc. (The Expert of Experts)
ForensisGroup, Inc. (The Expert of Experts)
Location: Multiple Locations
Areas of Expertise: For over 30 years, ForensisGroup has provided the nation’s top law firms, businesses, insurance companies, government entities with highly qualified expert witnesses and consultants. Experts referred by...
Thermal Engineering FAQs

What is a thermal engineering expert witness?

A thermal engineering expert witness is a professional who provides testimony regarding the analysis, design, and operation of systems and equipment that involve the transfer of heat. This may include HVAC systems, engines, and other types of equipment.

What is the role of a thermal engineering expert witness?

A thermal engineering expert witness offers expert opinion on issues related to the design and operation of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.

How much can a person make as a thermal engineering expert witness?

Thermal engineering expert witnesses may earn somewhere between $200 and $450 per hour, or more based on the circumstances. The fee will be agreed upon between the retaining attorney and expert.

What are the qualifications of a thermal engineering expert witness?

A thermal engineering expert witness should have a degree in mechanical engineering or a related field, possess expertise in thermodynamics and heat transfer, and have experience in the design or analysis of thermal systems.

For a lawsuit, what type of evidence is gathered and reviewed by a thermal engineering expert witness?

A thermal engineering expert witness would gather and review evidence related to heat transfer, thermodynamics, and thermal analysis to provide testimony in a lawsuit.

What type of cases might require opinions from a thermal engineering expert witness?

Cases involving thermal systems, such as HVAC, power generation, and manufacturing processes, may require opinions from a thermal engineering expert witness to assess design, performance, safety, and compliance issues.

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