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Optimizing Cogeneration Power Plants to Manage Renewable Energy Efficiently and Economically

Moritz Hübel February 11, 2020

This blog post covers how an energy service provider transitioned its cogeneration power plant to utilize renewable energy.

Modelon plays critical role in design of Malta Inc.’s clean energy storage system

Modelon January 28, 2020

With help from Modelon, Malta is using advanced simulation technologies to design, validate and bring to market what could be the world’s most robust energy storage system.

Electrified Aircraft: What is it and why is it important?

Michael Sielemann January 14, 2020

What is driving the need for aircraft electrification? Aerospace companies are currently faced with the challenge of designing aircraft to meet performance and efficiency needs.

New Year. Renewed Focus.

Modelon January 8, 2020

On behalf of the entire Modelon organization, we would like to wish you a Happy New Year! Modelon’s theme for 2020 is Engineering Greatness.

Modeling and Simulation of an Aircraft Aileron Actuator Mode Valve

Clément Coïc, Anand Pitchaikani December 17, 2019

This blog is Part 3 of a blog series that demonstrates how the Modelon Hydraulics Library can be used for the model-based development of an Aircraft Hydraulic Actuation System.

Vehicle Dynamics Library Expands Truck Modeling Capabilities

Modelon November 12, 2019

Vehicle Dynamics Library v3.4 introduces a number of updated components for modeling and simulating heavy trucks.

Modelon Announces Release of 2019.2

Modelon October 16, 2019

Modelon is pleased to announce the release of 2019.2 for products within the Modelon Library Suite and Modelon Creator Suite.

Hydroelectric Power and the Environment: How to create a sustainable hydroelectric plant in the 21st century using simulation

Anh Nguyen, John Batteh October 9, 2019

Learn how a U.S. based utility company worked with Modelon to successfully design, test, and implement a control system that minimized the environmental impact of their hydroelectric powerplant.