Digital Twin: the best ally to improve powertrain thermal management - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

 

The long-term future of the conventional powertrain is uncertain. However, most vehicles sold today worldwide still use an internal combustion engine. Also, hybrid vehicles might be a transition technology and will require new engine designs for OEMs to be competitive. Simultaneously, the R&D budget dedicated to the conventional powertrain is shrinking as OEMs focus their spending on enhancing their electrification technologies.

 

The Digital Twin can be the best ally for R&D and production departments to keep engine development moving forward, while staying within budget limitations. Improving powertrain thermal management is one of the most important strategies that OEMs are focusing on, which will lead to benefits for both emissions and efficiency. Both 1D and 3D Digital Twins give a holistic overview of the powertrain and significantly contribute to its design optimization, fuel economy improvement, and emission reductions.

 

 

- The latest methodologies for improving the design of an engine block and creating reliable boundary conditions from 1D

- 1D and 3D techniques to improve after-treatment systems for both gasoline and diesel engines

- A multiphase overview for controlling the air flow and temperature of the engine compartment to improve cooling performance

 

 

Dr. Carlo Locci:Global Application Specialist (Simcenter STAR-CCM+), Siemens Digital Industries Software

 

 

Sana Loussaief:Engine Product Manager (Simcenter Amesim), Siemens Digital Industries Software

 

 

Landry Saussol:Powertrain Business Developer (Simcenter Amesim), Siemens Digital Industries Software