LMS Imagine.Lab Rev 12



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LMS Imagine.Lab Rev 12

LMS Imagine.Lab Rev 12 The innovative, open simulation platform for mechatronic system development As with previous versions, this new release includes several remarkable new features and improvements. A particular emphasis has been placed on user efficiency, controls engineering support, collaboration and application-oriented solutions. Designed for user efficiency Enhancing usability for all developments and improvements Controls engineering ready Advanced controls validation platform Drive vehicle & powertrain innovation Fuel economy, performance and drivability optimization Support aeronautics/aviation engineering challenges New dedicated libraries of ready-to-use components 2 LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12

LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 is a step forward in terms of capabilities for system design and system engineering in general. Features such as its flexibility for thermal-hydraulic systems and components modeling are very valuable. Its overall capabilities, openness and robustness are key criteria for large deployment and intensive production use in system simulation. Dr. Lars Reichelt, Technical Information Processing Robert Bosch GmbH Geared towards collaboration More efficient, open and integrated suite for collaborative work We are proud of the work we accomplished with the new LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 release. It includes an impressive amount of user-valued content. Three LMS Imagine.Lab family products, LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim, LMS Imagine.Lab SysDM, and LMS Imagine.Lab System Synthesis, have all benefited from our increased development efforts. Today, there are many new features and constant quality improvements. This release represents LMS commitment to systems engineering and system simulation innovation for better industrial products. A breakthrough for mechanical industries Unrivalled physical libraries and components Nicolas Orand, LMS Imagine.Lab Solutions Director LMS, A Siemens Business LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 3

LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim The ideal tool for physical simulation of mechatronic systems Focused on user-efficiency The new Apps Designer for LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim easily creates pre-processing and post-processing customization Apps and seamlessly integrates them into a model or a component. Quick and easy, this new tool allows drag and drop customization without additional codes as well as powerful data processing capabilities using Python and third-party Python libraries. Supercomponents have been majorly enhanced so that users can organize models into assemblies better. This powerful new feature creates and modifies assemblies and connection interfaces, and stores them as sub-models for easy re-use. Supercomponents can be encrypted for industrial property protection. Advanced controls validation platform Besides supporting more real-time hardware platforms with more realtime capable libraries, LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim Rev12 integrates an improved Simulink interface. The Simulink controller model can be imported within LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim to be solved with the embedded Simulink fixed-step solver. This permits Stateflow model importation and intellectual property protection. LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim Rev12 also comes with a new National Instrument VeriStand interface. This direct connection lets users export LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim models to VeriStand to couple with other VeriStand compliant models for controls validation. This way, LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim plant models can be used for hardware-inthe-loop with a VeriStand connection to the controller unit. More features: Plots: Multiple-axes, Interactive X/Y zoom, Pan, Layout management Parallel processing for DOE Dashboard: Flight Instruments Toolbox, Animated Interactive Controls, AVI Export, Batch Support, Custom Dual State Buttons DOE: Save and Post-Process All Run Results LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim API and Scripting Extensions Improved Parallel Processing for Design Exploration CPU Performance Improvement of the CFD-1D Solver A&D Technology Procyon Real-time Platform Support Editing Diagrams in Modelica Editor FMI for Co-simulation Slave 1.0 4 LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12

LMS Imagine.Lab SysDM & System Synthesis The model and architecture management tools Integrated LMS Imagine.Lab SysDM Client for LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim The new integrated LMS Imagine.Lab SysDM client for LMS Imagine. Lab AMESim extends the platform s model-based systems engineering capabilities. With this new feature, users can benefit directly from LMS Imagine.Lab SysDM s model and data management features with an efficient and transparent integration into day-to-day working environments. For example, engineering departments can easily publish newly developed models or modified and updated models in a central LMS Imagine.Lab SysDM repository without leaving LMS Imagine. Lab AMESim. Likewise, users will also have direct access to other published models for localized re-use in new modeling projects. Tool-neutral configurations builder LMS Imagine.Lab System Synthesis Rev12 offers more capabilities to build system configurations based on tool-neutral system architecture. Thanks to this, creating and validating multiple configurations for product design can be completely independent of the simulation tool. To achieve this, LMS Imagine.Lab System Synthesis supports SysML system architecture importation. SysML system architecture describes the different system omponents and how they interact. Multiple configurations can be created by choosing models for the system components from the user libraries. At the end of the configuration process, executable models are generated by LMS Imagine.Lab System Synthesis. During this process, LMS Imagine.Lab System Synthesis Rev12 interacts with LMS Imagine.Lab SysDM to retrieve the models from the user libraries, and store and manage multiple system configurations in the LMS Imagine. Lab SysDM repository. More features: Enhanced LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim User Library Management Simulink User Library Management Enhanced Flexibility in Classification Collection Related Features Architecture Driven Simulation: LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim Architecture Driven Simulation: Simulink Architecture Driven Simulation: SysML Configuration Management Features LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 5

Applications for automotive and ground vehicles Vehicle and powertrain innovation For automotive manufacturers and suppliers, business success depends on bringing to market affordable vehicles with a new generation of fuel-efficient powertrains with excellent fuel economy and reduced CO2 emissions in mind without compromising brand values, such as performance, drivability and safety. Desired product innovation is increasingly dependent on controls or mechatronic systems. This requires Electronic Control Units (ECU) innovation that flawlessly integrates within underlying mechanical subsystems. This requires an evolution from rapid prototyping, using physical hardware, to a model-based systems engineering approach, using simulation models to represent the controlled systems. LMS Imagine. Lab proposes innovative, comprehensive solutions to support this development approach. A wide range of validated, automotive-specific libraries allows multi-disciplinary design optimization. The capability to select the appropriate accuracy as well as the ease-of-use support the design process from subsystems design and sizing to full vehicle integration. These multi-physics subsystem and system models can be made available as real-time-enabled plant models to frontload controls engineering. Vehicle Energy Management Engine Integration Drivability Thermal Management Vehicle Dynamics Vehicle System Dynamics Vehicle Dynamics Control Braking Systems Steering Systems Suspension / Anti-roll Internal Combustion Engine Engine Controls Air Path Management Combustion Fuel Injection & Valvetrain Electric Systems Energy Storage Systems Automotive Electrics Transmission Manual, Automatic Continuously Variable Dual Clutch Hybrid Architectures Thermal Management Systems Heat, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning Lubrication Engine Cooling 6 LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12

Integrated customization tools With the new Apps Designer, interactive, customized graphical user interface elements can be integrated into LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim. This includes text, buttons or slide bars as well as plots and graphical animation. Apps are smart interfaces that include simple or complex data processing capabilities, such as numerical computation, signal analysis, optimization and identification. This new feature has been extensively used to create new dedicated, application-oriented tools and interfaces in LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12, including a new heat exchanger regression tool, a new battery parameter identification tool, a trajectory generation tool, a combustion analysis tool and an engine block parameterization tool. Drivability assessment methodology LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 now offers a comprehensive drivability assessment methodology. Starting from a large set of pre-defined scenarios, such as standard or realistic cycles and maneuvers (tip-in and tip-out, gear shift, and full or partial throttle acceleration) as well as full vehicle models, the new versatile drivability assessment tool analyzes driver perception during each manoeuver and feedbacks customizable, objective drivability ratings. Rating represented in a radar or spider graph can be used to rapidly compare several criteria for different design options. Tradeoff balancing between fuel economy, performance and drivability becomes possible during the early stages of the design cycle. More features: New Torsional Vibration Analysis of (L4) Engine Crankshaft Demos New App for Dual Mass Flywheel Pre-processing New Advanced Driver Models New Mean Value Engine Model & Demonstrators New Hybrid Mesh Features in IFP-C3D New Calibration Tool for Two Phase Flow / Air Conditioning Heat Exchanger Component Design in Two Phase Flow Applications Chassis Modularity for Multi-Axle Modeling Automatic Launcher For Chassis Multi-Criteria Analysis & Demonstrator LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 7

Applications for aeronautics and space Supporting aeronautics and aviation engineering challenges The aviation industry has an extensive innovation agenda. Market demands, such as increased safety and comfort, better fuel economy, reduced emissions and noise levels, and overall lower operating costs, are forcing the aircraft industry to rethink traditional engineering methods. Today, the industry as a whole is undergoing a transformation towards new design processes and better use of technology. Managing a growing complexity in systems and solving integration issues have become two critical challenges that push manufacturers and suppliers to make a decisive move towards modelbased systems engineering. In this context, LMS Imagine.Lab provides engineers with a fully scalable solution for aircraft systems design from component design to system integration. Multi-domain and multi-user environments support the complete aircraft development process from the early design stage up to final integration. More than a simple simulation tool, LMS Imagine.Lab gives engineers the capability to create a more secure modeling process for aircraft integration, known as Virtual Integrated Aircraft, and to work in real-time for controls validation with deeper physical insight, known as Virtual Iron Bird. With historical expertise in hydraulic and air systems, LMS Imagine.Lab has extended its domains of expertise to cover thermal integration for new challenges, like electrical aircraft, engine and fuel systems design. Landing Gear Actuation Systems Braking Systems Steering Systems Shock Absorbers Environmental Control System Bleed Air Anti-Icing Ventilation Circuit Oxygen and Life System Electrical Aircraft Electrical Systems Electrical generators Power Budget and dynamic reconfi guration Electrical Wire harness Flight Controls Primary & Secondary Flight Controls (EHA, EMA) High-Lift Devices Spoilers Air Brakes Engine Equipment Fuel Metering System Lubrication Heat Exchangers Thrust Reversers Equipment Box Aircraft Engine Nacelle Anti-Icing Bleed sizing Fire Extinction Engine deck integration Aircraft Fuel Systems Inerting of reservoir Filling and fuel transfer Thermal integration Venting 8 LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12

Fuel Systems library The new Fuel Systems library supports fuel thermal analyses for complete thermal integration of the aircraft. It takes into account the hydraulic networks as well as electrical systems and in-tank variable wetted surfaces. The library accounts for gravity to determine the exact pressure at every point in every tank for earlier and safer tank design validation during fuelling, de-fuelling and transfers. This new library offers an unrivalled solution to assess not only the fuel system as a piping network, but also it can be used to analyze the entire thermal integration, inerting system and pressurization network. Aircraft Electrics library The new Aircraft Electrics library helps designing reliable electrical networks. With this library, LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 provides a complete solution covering areas, such as power budget and slow transient and high transient analysis capabilities. Dedicated components easily and smoothly integrate elements of more electrical aircraft within the well-known framework of more traditional aircraft design steps. Users of LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 and the new library can combine fuel, thermal exchanges, air systems and flight controls or even landing gear actuation devices to fairly assess the energy requirement. Engineers can reconfigure the entire aircraft network and assess possible emergency situations. More features: New Aeronautics & Space library Coupling NPSS to LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim New Adaptive Thermal-Hydraulics solution New Regression Tools for Heat Exchanger Submodels New Finite Element Import Library Consistent and Generic Way to Model Convective Heat Exchanges LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 9

Applications for mechanical industries Innovation for mechanical industries Like many other sectors where product complexity has grown exponentially, the mechanical industries sector has to deal with various critical engineering challenges regulations, market expectations, and economic environments. Just like other industries, they design and manufacture high-performance products, which are continuously improved to reach higher energy efficiency and overall sustainability levels. A large majority of systems developed in the mechanical industry field are complex, controlled systems. To pro-actively engineer the functional performance of these intelligent systems, manufacturers have to optimize the complex interaction between mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, thermal and electric/ electronic components and subsystems. Gas-Mixture Systems Pipes /pipe fi tting Valve Heat exchanger Pneumatic Systems Compressor Valve Actuator For performance and energy-saving purposes, transient behavior has to be assessed in a scalable fashion to validate each stage of the mechatronic systems design cycle. In addition, this field tends to work with huge data sets that have to be managed in a dedicated environment. This is why LMS Imagine.Lab is an ideal solution for model-based systems engineering. Geared towards mechatronic system simulation, the LMS Imagine.Lab platform offers engineers an open development approach starting from functional requirements until physical modeling and simulation. Gas-Mixture Systems Pipes /pipe fi tting Valve Heat exchanger Hydraulic Systems Pump / Valve Actuator Pipes/pipe fi tting Electrical Systems Circuit Breaker Switches/Relay Electric storage Electromechanical Components Solenoid valve Electrical motor Piezoelectric actuator Mobile Hydraulics Actuation Systems Fluid power actuation Two-Phase Flow Systems Air conditioning system Heat pump Rankine cycle system 10 LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12

An unrivalled thermofluids solution LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 comes with a new Adaptive Thermal- Hydraulic solution to select a sufficient assumed level for fluid systems analysis. It is adaptable to isothermal, isentropic or full energy balance analysis within a unique model. Depending on the selected assumption, equations, parameters and variables numbers are adapted to improve user-friendliness, add scalability to analysis and adapt the CPU times accordingly. LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 improves the way to use, parameterize and characterize heat exchanger components. It now integrates an automatic calibration tool to easily correlate heat exchanger performance to measurement data from condensers or evaporators. Heat exchanger regression tools have also been improved. It is now possible to use NTU methods for highly accurate correlation whatever the flow regime (laminar, turbulent) or the amount of experimental data. Energy Storage Systems solution The new Energy Storage System solution and the associated Battery Identification Tool perfectly complements the existing, extended electrical solution for electrical networks sizing, electric machines and associated control, electric basics and switches. Included in the package, the new Electric Storage library lets users study the thermal-electric behavior of ultra-capacitors and battery components, including a scalable approach to analyze the battery performance on the cell level. This solution accurately represents the transient and steady-state response of classical battery technologies and shows how they affect the electric system performance. More features: New Planar Mechanical Ropes and Sheaves New Finite Element Import Library Planar Mechanical Body with Variable Inertia and Position of Center of Gravity Mechanical Signed Sensors New Adaptive Thermal-Hydraulics solution Media Properties Assistant New Regression Tools for Heat Exchangers Submodels New Thermal Library Components & Submodels New Calibration Tool for Two-Phase Flow/Air Conditioning Heat Exchangers LMS Imagine.Lab Rev12 11

LMS INTERNATIONAL Researchpark Haasrode 1237 Interleuvenlaan 68, B-3001 Leuven [Belgium] T +32 16 384 200 F +32 16 384 350 info@lmsintl.com www.lmsintl.com LMS is a leading provider of test and mechatronic simulation software and engineering services in the automotive, aerospace and other advanced manufacturing industries. As a business segment within Siemens PLM Software, LMS provides a unique portfolio of products and services for manufacturing companies to manage the complexities of tomorrow s product development by incorporating model-based mechatronic simulation and advanced testing in the product development process. LMS tunes into mission-critical engineering attributes, ranging from system dynamics, structural integrity and sound quality to durability, safety and power consumption. With multi-domain and mechatronic simulation solutions, LMS addresses the complex engineering challenges associated with intelligent system design and model-based systems engineering. Thanks to its technology and more than 1250 dedicated people, LMS has become the partner of choice of more than 5000 manufacturing companies worldwide. LMS operates in more than 30 key locations around the world. LMS01 90019 04/13 C - LMS 2013 All rights reserved. The materials presented here are summary in nature, subject to change, and intended for general information only. Additional details and technical specifi cations are available at www.lmsintl.com. LMS INTERNATIONAL, LMS Test.Lab, LMS Virtual.Lab, LMS Virtual.Lab Designer, LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim, LMS SCADAS, LMS SoundBrush, LMS Test.Xpress, LMS Tec.Manager, LMS CADA-X, LMS DADS, LMS FALANCS, LMS PolyMAX, LMS TecWare, LMS TWR and LMS CDTire, SAMCEF, are registered trademarks of LMS INTERNATIONAL NV. All other trademarks acknowledged. Worldwide For the address of your local representative, please visit www.lmsintl.com/lmsworldwide