To conduct virtual preparation and commissioning in an industrial setting, it is necessary to compose the simulation models using predefined models. However, there is a challenge to simulate such models, since often the structure and parameters of the models are hidden, due to protection of the intellectual property. This paper examines the possibilities and challenges of using co-simulations when such models are composed, and they do not share their internal parameters. These hidden parameters can affect the stability when simulating models connected through a weak coupling. This paper also proposes possible implementation methods for virtual commissioning, which circumvents these challenges with co-simulations
Co-simulation is an important tool to capture the complexity of cyber-physical energy systems. The p...
To couple two or more subsystem solvers in time domain, co-simulation methods are used in many field...
Development of computerized embedded control systems is difficult because it brings together systems...
The simulation of complex systems is important in many fields of science and in real-world applicati...
In this thesis, simulation of coupled dynamic models, denoted sub-systems, is analyzed and described...
In order for virtual commissioning to be applied in an industrial setting, it is required that the m...
Co-simulation has become a trending topic of simulation techniques in the recent years with an emerg...
Simulation of coupled dynamical systems, where the subsystems are bundled with their own internal so...
This is an accepted manuscript of an article published by Springer in: Cerone A., Roveri M. (eds) So...
International audienceEngineering modern, hybrid systems is becoming increasingly difficult due to t...
Co-simulation is an effective and versatile way to determine the forward-dynamics behaviour of compl...
[Abstract] Non-iterative co-simulation is an increasingly important technique for the simulation of...
In most embedded control system (ECS) designs, multiple engineering disciplines and various domain-s...
Modern vehicles are highly complex systems consisting of many subsystems in various physical domains...
Modeling and simulation are important tools for efficient product development. There is a growing ne...
Co-simulation is an important tool to capture the complexity of cyber-physical energy systems. The p...
To couple two or more subsystem solvers in time domain, co-simulation methods are used in many field...
Development of computerized embedded control systems is difficult because it brings together systems...
The simulation of complex systems is important in many fields of science and in real-world applicati...
In this thesis, simulation of coupled dynamic models, denoted sub-systems, is analyzed and described...
In order for virtual commissioning to be applied in an industrial setting, it is required that the m...
Co-simulation has become a trending topic of simulation techniques in the recent years with an emerg...
Simulation of coupled dynamical systems, where the subsystems are bundled with their own internal so...
This is an accepted manuscript of an article published by Springer in: Cerone A., Roveri M. (eds) So...
International audienceEngineering modern, hybrid systems is becoming increasingly difficult due to t...
Co-simulation is an effective and versatile way to determine the forward-dynamics behaviour of compl...
[Abstract] Non-iterative co-simulation is an increasingly important technique for the simulation of...
In most embedded control system (ECS) designs, multiple engineering disciplines and various domain-s...
Modern vehicles are highly complex systems consisting of many subsystems in various physical domains...
Modeling and simulation are important tools for efficient product development. There is a growing ne...
Co-simulation is an important tool to capture the complexity of cyber-physical energy systems. The p...
To couple two or more subsystem solvers in time domain, co-simulation methods are used in many field...
Development of computerized embedded control systems is difficult because it brings together systems...