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Entire vehicle simulation in the product development

With BMW and tesis dynaware model

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BMW has developed an entire vehicle simulation model in cooperation with Tesis Dynaware to understand and improve energy flows in the vehicle. A model structure has been derived from this objective and implemented in a suitable simulation environment. The modular structure of the vehicle model makes it easy to implement subsystems with different levels of detail. Examples show the possibilities that the model offers in preliminary and series development.

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  1. BMW AG, Munich, Germany

    Johannes von Grundherr (concept engineer for energy management) &  Henrik Wigermo (concept engineer for energy management)

  2. TESIS DYNAware, Munich, Germany

    Rainer Misch (project leader in the energy management and hybrid division)

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  1. Johannes von Grundherr
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von Grundherr, J., Misch, R. & Wigermo, H. Entire vehicle simulation in the product development. ATZ Autotechnol 9, 52–55 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03247106

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