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Overview – Features and Applications
About us…
25.01.2011 2Gregor Breuer
Magna International
SEATING EXTERIORS
CLOSURES
VISION SYSTEMS
ROOF SYSTEMS
BODY & CHASSISPOWERTRAIN
ELECTRONICS
VEHICLE ENG
CONTRACT MFG
FUEL SYSTEMS
Our Company
Author: W. Dantendorfer 3
Engineering Center in St. Valentin
• Complete Vehicle Engineering
• Technology & Software Development
• Vehicle Testing
The KULI Team
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Software Developers and Software Users exist under one umbrella!
Software Development
Thomas Naderhirn
Sales
Rolf Salomon
Services
Christian Rathberger
07.08.2017R. Salomon
Energy & Fluid Simulation
Christian Rathberger
Software Methods
Christoph Stroh
What is KULI?
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Powertrain Cooling Air Conditioning
• Temperatures
• Pressures
• Mass flow
• Heat flow
• Other Energy flows
Consideration of all Thermodynamic Key Values
Thermal Management Software
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Windows Desktop Software for the 1D-Simulation of the Vehicle Thermal Energy Management
Thermal Management Software
Gregor Breuer 725.01.2011
Component
& Function
Toolbars
Project
Organization
Analysis
Progress Info
3D Air
Network View
2D Fluid
Network View
1-dimensional Fluid Network Analysis – Quasi 1-dimensional Air Flow Network Analysis
Energy Management Software
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Typical Applications
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Typical Applications – Top Tank Temperature
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• KULI data for fans and coolers
• Volume flow data for all participating fluids
• Ambient temperature
• Driving velocity
• Rejected heat by the condenser
• Amount of glycol in the coolant
Input
• Top tank temperature
• Air to boil
• Analysis of the operating points of the fans/coolers
Additional results:
• Parameter variation (fan speeds, volume flows,...)
on the above mentioned measurable variables
Results
Typical Applications – Concept Studies
• Compare direct and indirect charge air cooling
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conventional CAC
water-cooled CAC
low temperature
radiator
297 mm
259 mm
Typical Applications – Minimize Package Size
• Reduce heat exchanger sizes according to performance limits
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400 mm
300 mm
Typical Application – Transient Simulation
• Warm up and cool down investigations
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RPM_#ECU [1/min]
In
BMEP_#ECU [bar]
Out
RPM_#Amb [1/min]Out
BMEP_#Amb [bar]
Out
1.49
Out
2OutIn
OutIn
[Water]
Exit temperature OM
SP
RPM
Ambient pressure
Mean eff. pressure
Ambient temperature
Speed
In
SPEED_#ECU [km/h]In
SPEED_#Amb [km/h]Out
p_#Amb [hPa]Out
T_#Amb [°C]
Out
xOut
X1
X2
xOut
X1
X2
Out
In
CA
Out
In
CF
X3
X2
X1
Out
Out
In
Pressure
Temperature
Volume flow IM
Oil
In 2
In 1
Out In 2
In 1
Out
ECU
Pressure
SPEED
RPM
BMEP
Temperature
p_#Ambient
SPEEDcorrected
RPMcorrected
BMEPcorrected
Airpath
ThermostateCoolerCAC
Oil
Zusatzwasserkühler
Thermostat ByPass
Out 2
Out 1
In
KULI Engine Model
Thermal
capacities
considered
Typical Application – Cool Down Simulation
• Find evaporator heat load such
that passenger cabin cool down
requirements are met
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Applications – A/C system use for battery conditioning
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Complete vehicle thermal management
A/C system use for battery conditioning
Heat pump
Air Condition (electric driven)
Latent Heat Storage System
…
Chiller
Battery
Radiator
Typical Application – Energy Management
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Energy Management Simulation for a Hybrid Truck
Parallel Hybrid Vehicle
Driving Cycle (HUDDS)Heavy-Duty Urban Dynamometer Driving Schedule
Fuel Saving Potentials
Battery, Coolant Temperature
• Battery type (Li-Ion, NiMh,…)
• Internal resistance
= f(current, temperature, SOC)
• Open circuit voltage characteristic
= f(temperature, SOC)
• Heat source
= f(current, internal resistance)
• Cell cooling
• Thermal network
Application – Cell Temperature Optimization
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Why KULI?
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Why Thermal Energy Management?
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Engine power increasing
Inlet area decreasing (design)
New technologies (e.g. hybrid)
More components / auxiliaries
Legislative Standards
Em
issio
ns
Fuel C
on
sum
ption
Com
fort
Dura
bility
Costs
Why use Computer Simulation?
System Comprehension
• Understand complex component interactions easily
• Effects of single measures can be within measurement accuracy
Concept Studies
• Fast analysis and solutions: “Rapid Prototyping”
• Save time and cost (test bench, prototypes)
Support Test Bench
• Improve test quality through plausibility checks
• Reduce hardware test loops
System Optimization
• Quickly find measures for improvement
• Find control strategies for auxiliaries
• Computation only possibility of optimum validation
Minor Model Update
• Easy handling of engine upgrades
• Component replacements: compare different suppliers
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Why use KULI? – Low Hardware Demands
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• Works on anylaptop
Desktop Application
• Steady state results within seconds
Quick Simulation
R. Salomon07.08.2017
Why to use KULI? – Realistic Results at Low Effort
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Component &
Function
Toolbars
Project
Organization
Analysis
Progress Info
3D Air
Network View
2D Fluid
Network View
Learn to use within 2 days of Training
From Engineers for Engineers
Specialized: Automotive Industry
Modular StructureFlexible Software: simple & complex
Why use KULI? – Tailored to Customer Needs
R. Salomon07.08.2017
– Global Footprint
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Passenger Cars – Trucks – Construction/Farm Machines – Trains… | OEMs – Suppliers – Researchers
INDIA
SOUTH AMERICA
CHINA
SOUTH KOREA
JAPAN
NORTH AMERICAEASTERN + WESTERN EUROPE
Enterex America
Why to use KULI? – Multitude of Features
• Output Analysis
• Presentation Material for Management
Postprocessor
Uniform Component Library
• Water/Glycol, Oil, Exhaust, Refrigerant
Extendable Media Library
Unit Converter
• Optimization, Parameter Variation
Optimization Package
• Excel, Matlab, CFD codes,…
Software Interfaces
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Why use KULI? – Best Software Support
• Expertise through product overview
• Expertise through product insight
• Expertise through product practice
Support is given by all members of
the KULI Team
• Working to YOUR advantageFriendly and
personal
• usually within 24 hoursQuick response
• Paid services for quick and reliable solutions
Facility to “enhanced”
support
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kuli.support.mpt@magna.com
Software
Development
Sales Services
Software
Methods
KULI Team
R. Salomon07.08.2017
Who should use KULI?
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Who should use KULI?
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Engineers concerned with Thermal Management
(not restricted to Automotive Industry)
OEMs Suppliers ResearchersEngineering Service
Companies
Design-Engineers CAE-Engineers Test-Engineers
R. Salomon07.08.2017
How to get started?
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Concept Development
Product Specification
Virtual Model
Product Design
1. Prototypes / Mules
E K PT1 P PPAP Disp SOPPT2 B R@R
Simulation / DMU / Validation
2. Prototypes / Pre-Production
Program Management
Functional- / Fatigue- / Vehicle Testing
Key Milestones:
Product Definition Product Creation Industrialization
Product Validation
When to use KULI - Product Development Process
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Concept Simulation Prototyping Funct. Testing Vehicle Testing
How to use KULI – Data Structure
Simulation Model
Component Data
• Dimensions
• Characteristics
Vehicle Data
• Design
• Engine
Simulation Conditions
• Ambient
• Operating Status
Boundaries & Targets
• Max. Dimensions
• Max. Top Hose Temperatures
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SUPPLIER
OEM
R. Salomon07.08.2017
How to use KULI – Workflow
Component Setup
• Input data (Geometry, Characteristic)
• Save in Component Library
System Setup
• Load components (from Library)
• Define Media Properties
• Position and Connect Components
• Input Simulation Parameters
Simulation
• Run Analysis
• Optimize, Vary Parameters
Results
• Get Output from Postprocessor, Excel Sheet,…
• Compare with System Measurement Data
• Interpret Results, Reporting
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How to use KULI – KULI lab Output
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Variant Comparison
User-defined Units
Data Filter Various Graphics
Temperature levels and
Pressure Drops
Heat Turn-over and Efficiency of
Package
Detailed Conditions and
amounts of Cooling Air
Optimized Parameters
depending on Targets
R. Salomon07.08.2017
Where to buy KULI?
25.01.2011 42Gregor Breuer
– Global Contact
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Passenger Cars – Trucks – Construction/Farm Machines – Trains… | OEMs – Suppliers – Researchers
Albert TUERTSCHER
AT engineering LLC
1891 Denver West Ct. #1432
Golden, CO 80401-0924
Phone: +1 734 276 5516
kuli.usa.ecs@magna.com
NORTH AMERICA
Leandro GARBIN
VirtualCAE
Servicos de Sistemas Ltda.
Rua Tiradentes 160 - Sala 22
São Caetano do Sul,
São Paulo (CEP 09541-220 )
Phone: +55 11 4229-1349
vendas@virtualcae.com.br
SOUTH AMERICA
Youngwook KIM
Magna International Japan Inc.
Yaesu Center Building 5F
1-6-6 Yaesu, Chuo-ku,
Tokyo 103-0028, Japan
Phone: +81 3 3548 0310
youngwook.kim@magna.com
JAPAN
Terra CAI
Magna International China
801-813, Tower A, Eton Place
69 Dongfang Road, Pudong,
Shanghai PRC 200120
Phone: +86 21 6165 1649
terra.cai@magna.com
CHINA
Rolf SALOMON
Magna Powertrain
Engineering Center GmbH & CoKG
Steyrer Strasse 32
4300 St. Valentin, Austria
Phone: +43 7435 501 2382
rolf.salomon@magna.com
EASTERN + WESTERN EUROPE
Jin SEOK
TAE SUNG S&E Inc.
Seoulforest Kolon Digital Tower II 10F
Seongsu-dong2-ga, Seongdong-gu,
133-120, Seoul, KOREA
Phone: +82 2 3431 2442
jseok@tsne.co.kr
SOUTH KOREA
Rajeev GOPALAKRISHNAN
MAXrad SOFTware (India) Pvt Ltd
'SHUBAM'#35,6th Cross,
Nanjappa Garden, Babusapalaya
Bangalore 560043
Phone: +91 8049144149
rajeev@maxsoft-india.com
INDIA
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