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Methodologies for coupling simulation models and codes in mechatronic system analysis and design

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posted on 2024-03-12, 12:07 authored by A. Veitl, Timothy GordonTimothy Gordon, A. Van De Sand, M. Howell, M. Valasek, O. Vaculin, P. Steinbauer

The design and analysis process of mechatronic systems requires a wide range of different engineering methods and tools. The demands on simulation model descriptions and solver functionalities are rising due to the increase of system complexity. A development process can only be carried out in an effective way, if all needed models, methods and codes are linked together to an integrated CAE-environment. In the future, the variety of interfaces and types, from a simple model import/export up to a complex co-simulation, will be further extended by new concepts to combine models and codes. A classification of coupling strategies can help to estimate the effects on simulation performance, functionality and accuracy which is important for the decision of an optimal interface type in case of a specific task.

History

School affiliated with

  • School of Engineering (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Vehicle System Dynamics

Volume

33

Issue

SUPPL.

Pages/Article Number

231-243

Publisher

Swets & Zeitlinger, Lisse, Netherlands, Taylor & Francis for: International Association for Vehicle System Dynamics (IAVSD)

ISSN

0042-3114

eISSN

1744-5159

Date Submitted

2013-10-01

Date Accepted

2013-10-01

Date of First Publication

2013-10-01

Date of Final Publication

2013-10-01

ePrints ID

11680