Computer Science – Computational Engineering – Finance – and Science
Scientific paper
2003-05-19
The Eighth Scandinavian International Conference on Fluid Power 2003, vol. 1, pp. 651-667
Computer Science
Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science
17 pages, 5 figures, SICFP'03 conference
Scientific paper
As in the car industry for quite some time, dynamic simulation of complete vehicles is being practiced more and more in the development of off-road machinery. However, specific questions arise due not only to company structure and size, but especially to the type of product. Tightly coupled, non-linear subsystems of different domains make prediction and optimisation of the complete system's dynamic behaviour a challenge. Furthermore, the demand for versatile machines leads to sometimes contradictory target requirements and can turn the design process into a hunt for the least painful compromise. This can be avoided by profound system knowledge, assisted by simulation-driven product development. This paper gives an overview of joint research into this issue by Volvo Wheel Loaders and Linkoping University on that matter, lists the results of a related literature review and introduces the term "operateability". Rather than giving detailed answers, the problem space for ongoing and future research is examined and possible solutions are sketched.
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Palmberg Jan-Ove
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