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The apparent position numerical solution (APNS) method, which is based on the solution of the heat transfer equation for a spherical geometry, is commonly used in thermal treatment calculations to accurately predict the temperature history of products in containers of arbitrary shapes. This is accomplished by finding the ‘apparent position’ within a sphere that represents the actual temperature profile...