User Group Meeting

WIND ENERGY/AUTOMOTIVE

August 12th, 2015 BangaloreWorld Trade CentreOrganised by :

SIMPACK, a Dassault Systemes Company

Sponsored by

e n g i n e e r i n g y o u r d e s i g n s

ProSIM

SIMPACK is a multi-body simulation software tool used to simulate mechanical systems. The SIMPACK software is able to analyse vibrational behaviour, calculate forces and accelerations and describe and predict the motion of any complex multi-body system. The basic concept of SIMPACK is to create the equations of motion for mechanical and mechatronic systems simply by building up a CAD style model (including joints, force elements, etc.) and then applying various calculation techniques, such as a time integration, to obtain a solution for the systems dynamic behaviour. SIMPACK has been specifically developed to be able to simulate virtually any mechanical and mechatronic systems. From simple systems with few degrees of freedom to entire train configurations, SIMPACK may be employed at any stage of the design, development and optimisation process. SIMPACK's fully integrated functionality for the creation and export of models in FORTRAN or C code enables a high connectivity to other simulation tools. Additionally, together with the respective specialised modelling components, the exported code allows SIMPACK models to run on many HIL platforms. SIM PACK's main areas of application are—Automotive (manufacturers and component suppliers) — Railway (manufacturers, suppliers, permanent way and operators) — Aerospace — General mechanical engineering— Engine design SIMPACK is faster than its closest rival and utilises the latest mathematical techniques to provide the highest degree of accuracy and reliability whilst still retaining its user-friendly qualities. These qualities have helped in gaining a large customer base including BMW, Daimler Chrysler, Bombardier and Siemens, who have all been working with SIMPACK for a number of years. For automotive and wind energy community, this great opportunity to understand the new developments in MBD technology in international market. How OEMs are using tools like SIMPACK for extracting loads for different conditions and scenarios. Feel free to contact my colleagues for more information.

Dr. S Shamasundar Convener-SIMPACK User Group Meeting

Structure of Seminar

Topics to be addressed at the seminar

Presentation by industry leaders/technology leaders on status of technology Business scenario analysis, Presentation of unique case studies by industries demonstration of Technologies Panel discussions Open house sessions to discuss specific technical issues

All MBD simulation engineer in OEMs, Tier I suppliers of Automotive, off-road and defence vehicles Wind turbine manufacturers Equipment manufacturers supplying to following industries Automotive& off-road vehicles Aerospace Railway Industrial equipment and machinery Defence

Wind Energy

Automotive

Load calculation for wind turbines using Multi body simulation tools Advanced multibody modelling of rotor blades Offshore Wind Turbine Hydrodynamics Modelling Aeroelastic Simulation of Wind Turbines Determining Reliable Load Assumptions in Wind Turbines Multi-Body Simulation of a Planetary Gearing Test Bench

2 and 4 wheeler vehicle dynamics Road load data,vehicle moving over Snow and sand/soil Engine dynamics, Drive train dynamics Steering, Suspension & Hydraulic system Test rig modelling Efficient Simulation of Bush \and Roller Chain Drives High end tier model for vehicle simulation Tire Model for Use in Agricultural Industry Simulating Tank Vehicles with Sloshing Liquid Load Flexible body dynamics High-Dynamic Engine Test Benches using SIMPACK Real-Time ModelsDynamic Bushing, bearing and Hydromount modelling.

Who should attend?

Industry Participation

Speaking/ paper

Product Presentation / Demo

Limited number of slots are available for companies to showcase their unique projects in development in the form of a presentation

Presentation / demonstration of technologies Exhibition of technologies

Registrations : FreeFor all registration and enquiries contact

Ms. Deepa Kamath ProSIM R&D Pvt. LtdEmail: deepa.s@pro-sim.comCell: +91 99723 04448

Note: Organisers reserve the right to accept or reject any requests for registration, or sponsorship or any other requests related to event.