Increase your productivity and innovation of electric vehicles. Join our webinar on May 28th where Rimac Automobili, an electric hypercar manufacturer, presents how they increase their electrification capabilities and development speed using simulation technology.
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Part 1 of Modelon’s newest blog series, explains how to use Modelon’s Hydraulics Library for modeling full aircraft actuation systems and subsystems. In this first blog post, learn the basics of creating an actuation system architecture.
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Modelon is pleased to announce the release of 2019.1 for products within the Modelon Library Suite and Modelon Creator Suite. Detailed release notes are available below and on the product pages. Modelon products are sold and distributed directly from Modelon, as well as approved resellers.
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Modelon’s FMI Toolbox for MATLAB/Simulink offers a set of MATLAB functions that allow users to streamline workflows by automating import and manipulation of FMUs in Simulink. In our newest blog, we cover four workflow options for accessing these MATLAB functions. Learn more here:
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This blog provides an introduction of the Spline-Based Table Look-up (SBTL) method as well as a sample use case from Ford Motor Company – who utilized the SBTL refrigerant package to speed up their air conditioning system model simulations.
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In this blog, researchers at The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) study the effectiveness of CCS technology by utilizing Modelon libraries to develop a dynamic model of natural gas combined cycle (NGCC) power plant with post-combustion CO2 absorption process.
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Modelon experts identify a Dymola feature that can be used to automatically update the Medium in each component. Learn how to implement this new feature in our recent blog:
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Modelon will sponsor and exhibit at the upcoming 13th International Modelica Conference, held in OTH Regensburg, Germany from March 4- 6.
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Modelon teamed up with researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) to prove how Modelon’s Thermal Power Library can be used to design a more flexible and decarbonized power plant. In this webinar, our presenters will walk us through their study of building a scalable plant model, using data from a large-scale pilot plant to validate their model, designing control structures, and effectively integrating Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) technology to lower power plant emissions.
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Modelon’s industry-leading hydraulic and pneumatic capabilities are now available as The Twin Builder Fluid Power Library in ANSYS® Twin Builder™.
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