Titlebook: Simulation Techniques for Applied Dynamics; Martin Arnold,Werner Schiehlen Book 2009 CISM Udine 2009 Simulation.Software.applied dynamics.

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Modelling, simulation and control of flexible multibody systems,floating frame approaches, a general simulation framework is presented in detail. Based on the finite element concept, the proposed approach allows the coupled analysis of dynamic systems composed of rigid and flexible bodies, kinematic joints and control elements. The text is illustrated with some

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Modeling, simulation and control of mechatronical systems,e model based control design. Both these areas are in rapid development. This contribution presents the following material: the concept of mechatronical system, the methods for development of simulation models of multiphysical systems, the methods of model based control design and examples of mechat

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Real-Time Multibody Dynamics and Applications, hardware- and human-in-the-loop applications. Both the efficient calculation of multibody dynamics and the adequate consideration of mechanical phenomena, like flexibility or contact, are essential for such applications. Accordingly, this contribution presents the following contents: a) two variant

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Advanced Applications,irst two examples show how multibody system simulation can be used to improve design and control of parallel kinematic machines. The third example demonstrates the analysis of the dynamics of gearwheels subject to impact-like contacts based on flexible multibody systems.

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Book 2009tions are important topics for various fields of engineering, in simulation technology and in the development and analysis of numerical solvers...The volume presents advanced modelling and simulation techniques for the dynamical analysis of coupled engineering systems consisting of mechanical, elect

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Port-based modelling of multidomain physical systems in terms of bond graphs,ion of an electric power source (an amplifier), an electric motor, a transmission (a gear, box) and a mechanism for displacement of a fluid (a load). This is the first conceptual level of observable, .. The total behavior consists not only of the observable dynamic interaction between these subsyste

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