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- Page 23 and 24: Index of Authors Urquia, A. ARENALi
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Abstract On the Noise Modelling and
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1..* Free_Noise_Model 1 Model Proce
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The uniform random generator over t
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References [1] Cellier, F.E., Conti
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Abstract Acausal Modelling of Helic
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unphysical algebraic loop by means
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4.2 Piloted flight Introducing a ve
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Dynamicmodelingandcontrolofa6DOFpar
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Xref Cartesian elasticity E { F�
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Original system Feedforward control
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Modelling of Alternative Propulsion
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U SoE = U max 4 Control Strategies
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Figure 8: Comparison of the vehicle
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Abstract Modelling Automotive Hydra
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All components in the library exten
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accumulator needed to be sufficient
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Vehicle Model for Transient Simulat
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Vehicle Model for Transient Simulat
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Vehicle Model for Transient Simulat
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Abstract Modeling,CalibrationandCon
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u[·] p sp [kPa] 0.04 0.035 0.03 50
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System and Component Design of Dire
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• specified cooling power for min
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tion). Thinking of the system as be
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nonlinear gas spring (section 2.2).
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3.3 Motor evaluation For comparison
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Abstract Multizone Airflow Model in
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of the density at the two reference
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Table 1: Parameters of the flow ele
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References [1] ASHRAE. Fundamentals
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Modelling of a Solar Thermal Reacto
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Figure 3: Screenshot of the overall
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input towards the rim and the radia
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Object Oriented Modelling of DISS S
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first one is a flooded evaporator a
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Session 5a Language, Tools and Algo
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OpenModelica Development Environmen
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OpenModelica Development Environmen
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ever, industry analysts suggested t
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A Modelica-based Format for Flexibl
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when {h b, c < a} which yields a p
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Jacobians Jacobians can be defined
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piler is able to create code for th
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A Modelica Based Format for Flexibl
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Dymola interface to Java - A Case S
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Record[] com.dynasim.record[] The r
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4 Conclusions A new interface betwe
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Abstract Simulation of complex syst
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The following interfaces are curren
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Session 5b Thermodynamic Systems fo
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Optimization of a Cooling Circuit w
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of the impeller wheel and the shove
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Figure 5: The measured and simulate
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8 Abbreviations ICE internal combus
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Abstract Using Modelica as a Design
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work with Modelica.Media and Modeli
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The above example is instantiated i
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The cooling power of the convention
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Abstract Modeling of Frost Growth o
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energy balance then reduces to the
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face temperature according to the u
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[4] Sanders, C. T., Frost Formation
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Multizone Building Model for Therma
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uncertainty in modeling assumption
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Table 1: Latent heat gains from occ
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is accurate enough for many room co
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Figure 2: View of room model in Dym
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Session 5c Free and Commercial Libr
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Abstract The LinearSystems library
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The data part of the record contain
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the same discrete states (provided
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ARENALib: A Modelica Library for Di
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a) b) c) d) e) f) Figure 1: ARENALi
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7 Data Modules Data modules represe
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a) b) Figure 2: Drilling center mod
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a) b) ARENALib: A Modelica Library
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Abstract Neural Network Library in
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Theorem 1 (Universal Approximator[4
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Figure 5: Library structure 3.1 Bas
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where x and y are the inputs of the
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previously identified through a spe
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Abstract The Modelica Multi-bond Gr
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solution for his or her task. Model
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The mass itself is represented by t
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where the variables of the rotation
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Table 3: Comparison of the two mech
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Session 5d Electric Systems and App
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The SmartElectricDrives Library - P
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cascaded structure deploying many e
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4.1 Simulations with ’ready-to-us
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The SmartElectricDrives Library - P
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Abstract Quasi-stationary AC Analys
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vt () = vˆ sin( ωt + ϕv) and rep
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containing real and imaginary part
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T n . (22) Slip s and torque T are
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changeover). Now, the phasor-domain
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Identi cation and Controls of Elect
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Figure 7: Observation of the interm
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Session 6a Language, Tools and Algo
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Dynamic Optimization of Energy Supp
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Fig. 9: Optimal loading courses 2.
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Fig. 16: Storage temperature course
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Abstract Robust Initialization of D
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situation is reached when all the c
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Figure 5: Plot of reference speed a
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Session 6b Thermodynamic Systems an
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Abstract Shock Wave Modeling for Mo
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6 Conclusions and Future Work We ha
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Abstract Modeling of an Experimenta
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filled with a single or multiple-su
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Integral Analysis for Thermo-Fluid
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where dU dt () t − q () t = q (5)
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geometries. This approach allows th
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Session 6c Free and Commercial Libr
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Integration of CATIA with Modelica
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2. The CAD model of the components
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6 Conclusion We have presented an i
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A Modelica Library for Simulation o
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Saturation solubility m Ref / m Lub
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evaporator temperature sensor air v
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Abstract A New Energy Building Simu
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surroundings, such as outdoor air,
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Half exterior wall 1 West Half exte
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Incident Solar Radiation west, clou
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Abstract UnitTesting: A Library for
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unique name in the instance hierarc
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sion coverage, we simply divide the
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So far, we have only considered str
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Session 6d Multidomain Systems Sess
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Abstract If we only had used XML...
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models, i.e. the Simple API for XML
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Coupled Simulation of Building Stru
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“match box” shaped room. In the
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Thermal effects can be described us
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The power control included in the h
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MWorks: a Modern IDE for Modeling a
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MWorks: a Modern IDE for Modeling a
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MWorks: a Modern IDE for Modeling a
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