Multi-body dynamic (MBD) system studies are important in
auto-motive, aerospace, off-road machinery, earth moving
equip-ment, railways, wind turbines, robotics, medical/ electronic
equipments and so on. Using state-of-the-art multi-body dynam-ics
simulators, engineers are able to simulate the:
kinematics and dynamics, load transfer mechanisms, forces,
displacements, velocities, and accelerations
acting on different machine elements time domain/ frequency
domain response NVH and durability assessment
The load spectra generated by the MBD simulation is often used
by finite element analysis for detailed stress analysis. Using the
co-simulation and code export facilities available in the MBD
soft-ware tools, one can create a mechanical design model, conduct
the MBD simulation, and generate the control model for MATLAB /
SIMULINK using S-functions, which are generated by MBD simula-tors
(such as SIMPACK).
Workshop will provide a unique opportunity to the participants
to learn about the latest developments in MBD, theoretical aspects
of MBD, case studies from various verticals, and practical aspects
of how to create a robust and reliable MBD model. Participants are
encouraged to discuss with to ProSIM experts how their MBD models
can be created / refined and seek solutions. For registra-tion and
more details contact Ms. Kusuma([email protected]) 09972304445 or
080 2332 3020. For more details and registration form visit
www.pro-sim.com/events.html
The Workshop will cover the following
Fundamentals of Multibody Dynamics and Mathematical
Formulation.
Flexible Multibodies Contact Formulation and Simulation Code
Export ( to Matlab ) Cosimulation Hardware in Loop (HIL) Software
in Loop (SIL) Application case studies from various fields
Automotive Full Vehicle Testing Virtual 4 poster rig (Endurance
Testing) Ride and Handling Suspension systems Coil, Plates, active
suspensions Steering systems (Manual, EPS, HPS) Drive Train Clutch,
Gear Box, differential, cardian
shaft etc., Engine
Valve train dynamics
Crank train dynamics
Complete engine simulation Aerospace
Landing Gear
Landing clap Wind Turbines
Blades, Brakes, Gear box, Drive Train Railways Robotics
Industrial Machinery Off-Road Vehicles Inputs to Fatigue/durability
analysis Load history generation Dynamics stress plots on MBS
About ProSIM
About the Course
Workshop on
Multi-Body Dynamic Simulations (MBD/ MBS)
10th -11th May, 2010 @ Bangalore
14th -15th May, 2010 @ Pune
Inputs to Fatigue/durability analysis Load history generation
Dynamics stress plots on MBS
About ProSIM
ProSIM (www.pro-sim.com) is a computer simulation technology
based collaborative R&D / Engineering Services com-pany. ProSIM
has different centers of excellence including:
Multi- body dynamics Fatigue, fracture, durability
Multi-disciplinary optimization Manufacturing process simulation
Engineering design and analysis Electro-Magnetic analysis / EMC /
EMI studies
ProSIM has been working on advanced MBD systems including high
frequency analysis, non-linear 3D contact analysis, flexible body
analysis, etc, applied to different industry verticals. ProSIM, a
ProSIM is partnering with M/S SIMPACK AG of Munich Germany for
advanced MBD solutions.
About SIMPACK
SIMACK AG (www.simpack.com) formerly known as INTEC GmbH, is a
company specializing in MBD systems. SIM-PACK has several dozens of
specialists with PhD and decades of experience developing MBD
simulation software. The MBD simulator SIMPACK is a software that
is widely used in the industry today due to its unique features and
advan-tages. These include
Faster and accurate solutions (due to the elegant proprietary
algorithm used) High frequency analysis Robust contact analysis
Excellent abilities for flexible body analysis Seamless integration
with commercial CAD and FEM and other simulation software tools
Code export / co-simulation facilities database driven modeling
facilities SIL / HIL facilities and many more
At ProSIM, we provide engineering solutions to all your complex
design, engineering problems. Feel free to contact us.
Sincerely,
Dr S Shamasundar Managing Director, ProSIM R&D Center
[email protected]
