The Moving Particle Simulation is an efficient meshless CFD method to simulate sloshing, free-surface flows and liquid jets. The particle-based lagrangian approach does not require a computational grid. This allows to streamline and speed-up the overall simulation process for applications with complex geometries and moving parts which is an advantage for developing spray-cooling of E-Drives and optimizing the lubrication of gearboxes.
In this webinar EnginSoft welcomes Tobias Moll, research assistant from the Institute for combustion engines at RWTH Aachen University. He will provide us with industry insights about the role of simulation for efficiency, lubrication and heat management for transmissions with Integrated electrical machines. The hydraulic losses of a single-speed transmission were simulated using Particleworks and validated against experiments.
AGENDA
- Welcome & Introduction to the Moving Particle Simulation method
- Simulation process in Particleworks
- Overview of Powertrain Applications
- Project introduction: Co-Simulation of Efficiency, Lubrication and Heat Management for Transmissions with Integrated Electrical Machine
- Focus topic: Simulation of hydraulic losses of a single-speed transmission using Particleworks
- Summary
- Q&A
Registration
The training is free of charge, with a limited number of participants to guarantee the quality of the training: you can register using the form in this web-page.
The training sessions will be live using the GoToMeeting platform, that does not require any local installation.
The registrants will receive the instructions to connect to the GoToMeeting platform after the registration.
Register now!
For more information:
Massimo Galbiati
Phone +39 035 368 711
m.galbiati@enginsoft.com
