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The coupling of models from different physical domains and the efficient and reliable simulation of multidisciplinary problems in engineering applications are important topics for various fields of engineering, in simulation technology and in the development and analysis of numerical solvers.
The volume presents advanced modelling and simulation techniques for the dynamical analysis of coupled engineering systems consisting of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and biological components as well as control devices often based on computer hardware and software. The book starts with some basics in multibody dynamics and in port-based modelling and focuses on the modelling and simulation of heterogeneous systems with special emphasis on robust and efficient numerical solution techniques and on a variety of applied problems including case studies of co-simulation in industrial applications, methods and problems of model based controller design and real-time application.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Multibody Systems and Applied Dynamics.- Modelling, simulation and control of flexible multibody systems.- Modeling, simulation and control of mechatronical systems.- Port-based modelling of multidomain physical systems in terms of bond graphs.- Numerical methods for simulation in applied dynamics.- Real-Time Multibody Dynamics and Applications.- Advanced Applications.
Über den Autor / die Autorin
Martin Arnold is Professor für Altnordische Studien an der Universität Hull, Großbritanien und der Autor zahlreicher populärwissenschaftlicher Bücher.
Zusammenfassung
The coupling of models from different physical domains and the efficient and reliable simulation of multidisciplinary problems in engineering applications are important topics for various fields of engineering, in simulation technology and in the development and analysis of numerical solvers.
The volume presents advanced modelling and simulation techniques for the dynamical analysis of coupled engineering systems consisting of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and biological components as well as control devices often based on computer hardware and software. The book starts with some basics in multibody dynamics and in port-based modelling and focuses on the modelling and simulation of heterogeneous systems with special emphasis on robust and efficient numerical solution techniques and on a variety of applied problems including case studies of co-simulation in industrial applications, methods and problems of model based controller design and real-time application.
