01_AME_CS2_Rev10——环控库培训（英文）.pdfVIP

LMS Imagine.Lab training – AME_CS2 Chapter 1 – The Cooling System Library AME_CS2 – Design of Cooling Systems #1 Introduction  Used to model globally the cooling circuit of a vehicle  Allows to evaluate pressures, temperatures, mass flow rates and enthalpy flow rates in the specific components  Contains specific components based on experimental data  Fully compatible with Thermal-Hydraulic library 2 copyright LMS International - 2008 The CS library  Cooling system category icon  Components of the cooling system library 3 copyright LMS International - 2008 Data Components  Used to define car velocity, gearbox ratio, and slope of the road  Data needed to compute the acceleration of the car, the engine speed and the power applied by shaft  Global variables accessible from submodels 4 copyright LMS International - 2008 Data Components  Different Mission Profile definitions available depending on the type of data available 5 copyright LMS International - 2008 Data Components 6 copyright LMS International - 2008 Data Components  Used to define the type of simulation : test bench or vehicle simulation  Test bench : Heat exchanged = f(engine speed, wide open throttle)  Vehicle simulation : Heat exchanged = f (engine speed, power applied by shaft) 7 copyright LMS International - 2008 Data Components 8 copyright LMS International - 2008 Data Components  Used to define ambient data  environmental pressure  environmental temperature 9 copyright LMS International - 2008 Centrifugal pump  The output pressure is computed as a function of the volumetric flow rate and the pump rotary speed  The pump speed is related to the engine speed by the following relation : Npump = Nengine * transmission ratio  Thermal losses = Q.p.(1- )/ 10 copyright LMS International - 2008