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Multidisciplinary Design Exploration in Ground Vehicle Design Frederick J. Ross Director, Ground Transportation

Our Purpose CD-adapco s purpose is to facilitate innovation and to lower product development costs through the application of multidisciplinary engineering simulation and design space exploration.

Our Purpose CD-adapco s purpose is to facilitate innovation and to lower product development costs through the application of multidisciplinary Multidisciplinary engineering simulation Engineering and design Simulation space exploration. Design Space Exploration

Process Automation Scalable Computation Efficient Exploration Sensitivity & Robustness Discover Better Designs, Faster Virtual Tests Design Variables Virtual Prototype (CAD - CAE Costing Simulations) Responses Design Modifications Build 4 Copyright 2014 - Red Cedar Technology: All Rights Reserved Test Improve Assess

US Supertruck Program Challenge Heavy duty vehicles constitute larges or second largest source of transport-sector carbon emissions. 2020 goals needs to be developed during 2014-2015. DOE SuperTruck program cost-shared public/private for improving performance Goal: Relative to 2010 technology: 50% increase in freight efficiency Timeline: 5 years to develop a new truck Solution 1D & 3D Simulation used to test new concepts 20% improvement on PowerTrain 30% on Tractor/Trailer Scaled models, and subsystem testing done initially Impact After 4 years, first physical prototype built. 50% BTE was achieved on the first prototype

US Supertruck: Engine Efficiency Areas of Improvements Engine Downsizing Increase compression ratio Optimize Piston Bowl Optimize ICE Decrease pressure loss: EGR recirculation Decrease friction losses Oil type/oil cooling Waste Heat Recovery (WHR) Improved turbocharger efficiency Reduced power coolant/fuel pumps Reduced friction gear train Improved aftertreatment system

Improving Powertrain Efficiency Optimization for Powertrain Applications Webinar: December 2014 Piston Bowl Optimization Port Flow Optimization Adjoint/Heeds System Co-Simulation Analysis of Engine CHT & A Transient Oil Splash SGC 2014: Jeff Schlautman, GM Downsizing, and higher compression ratio have high impact on design Simulation used to find better design, faster Meeting Future Emission Standards with Advanced Engine Simulation 2013 webinar Presented Piston Cooling Simulation

Customer Success: Piston Bowl Optimization Challenge: Optimize shape of piston bowl and injection strategy to improve performance of DI Diesel Engine for performance and emissions HEEDS Results: Evaluation Objectives CATIA updates CAD design Python used to create screenshot of design generated in CATIA STAR-CCM+ - creates surface mesh SOOT % Power % NO % Bowl Centre Depth es-ice generates a moving computational mesh suitable for ICE applications pro-star defines the physical set-up of the model STAR solver that provides performance metrics Parameters Bowl Depth Radius EGR SOI Base case 1.9385 12.233 0.0269 0.0090 0.0165 0.0090 5 720.49 Rank 1 2.2041 13.702 10.227-16.401 0.0012-95.424 0.0106 0.0160 0.0110 20 725.00 Design ID 4 1.7574-9.338 12.257 0.195 0.0244-9.227 0.0103 0.0169 0.0103 7.4 718.07 8 Copyright 2014 - Red Cedar Technology: All Rights Reserved SOOT NO A U T O M O T I V E

Discover Better Designs, Faster Design Space Exploration Process Automation (Automate building of virtual prototype) Scalable Computation (Accelerate testing of virtual prototype) Design Optimization (Discover best design alternatives) Sensitivity & Robustness (Ensure reliable product performance) Water Pump Geometric Design Auto-meshing Simulation Analysis Optimized Design 1% increase in pump head 6.2% reduction in power 9 Copyright 2014 - Red Cedar Technology: All Rights Reserved A U T O M O T I V E

MDX: PowerTrain Cooling In Vehicle PowerTrain Simulation Couple to 1D codes GT Power, AMESIM, KULI, WAVE Direct CAD Export of PowerTrain Full CHT model of engine, including gasket, and pressed fit inserts Surface of vehicle supplied by vehicle group (no CHT) Multi-Fluid Stream Air Flow around Vehicle Induction Air Flow Exhaust Air Flow Coolant Stream Oil Flow Inside Engine Simulation Steady State Soak Study Drive Cycle

Exhaust System Simulation Key Components of Exhaust Simulation SCR Included with nearly every diesel engine to improve emission Urea Spray mixing important Crystallization prediction important for long term performance DPF Particle emission from diesels have been an issue Starting to be more common used with SCR system Catalysts Important to have uniform flow for maximum performance Short catalysts light off timing important during heat up Solution: Exhaust CHT to predict catalyst light off Turbochargers Engine down sizing to improve mileage. Turbochargers help increase performance for small engines Water cooled turbochargers are at risk of boiling. Can cause lubrication failure EGR Cooler Cooled EGR lowers NOx Waste Heat Recovery System Looking at running exhaust gas around coolant to reduce engine warm up time. Want to minimize pressure loss in system while reducing warm up time. Important also with Hybrid Vehicles Solution: Full CHT of Heat Recover System Oxygen Sensor/Catalyst Utilization and Exhaust Sensors Location for best reading Webinar: March 31 st Numerical Investigations of Deposit Formation in SCR systems

US Supertruck: Vehicle Freight Efficiency Areas of Improvements Optimized drive cycles Inertia and braking energy Aerodynamics Improvements 16% improvement on aerodynamics with half coming from trailer Weight Reduction Low-rolling resistance tires Daimler cross-functional areas Navistar Aerodynamic Concept

Vehicle Optimization: Morphing Control Points Definition V9.06 includes tool to help define control points Morphing Morphs Surface as well as volume. Allows solution to continue from starting location Optimate Conducts morphing study to determine surface sensitivities.

Vehicle Optimization: Multi Objective Drive Conditions Highway speed, fan off Low speed, full engine power Objectives Decrease drag Cool engine Reduce size of heat exchanger core Variables Shroud design Grill/Bumper Openings Heat Exchanger core size Looking to minimize energy used by vehicle 14

Vehicle Optimization: Adjoint Adjoint Process Primal solution is the standard CFD aerodynamic calculation. Adjoint flow backs of flow sensitivity to the drag cost function Mesh sensitivity calculates the sensitivity of the mesh to the cost function. Adjoint of the morpher helps create surface sensitivity from the solution Can take sensitivity, feed directly into the morpher to move the surface Drag has been reduced! V9.06 Improve stability allows adjoint for both trimmed and Polyhedral Grids 15

Steering power Customer Success: Race Lap Optimization Challenge: Optimize British Touring Car set-up and driver strategy for optimal lap time performance at Gaudix circuit in Southern Spain Minimize lap time Minimize driver effort By modifying: 39 suspension and driving parameters Through: 5 load cases (static and dynamic), VI-Car RT HEEDS Results: Dramatic reduction in lap time from baseline Use curbs in first half of lap; avoid them after 4 pole positions, twelve 1 st or 2 nd place finishes Setup condition Lap time (Curbs) Max speed (Curbs) Lap time (Avoiding curbs) Max speed (avoiding curbs) Easier to drive? Best in terms of pure lap time Optimum Flat 73.95s 220.22 km/h 73.44s 220.22 km/h 0.05s Best compromise, considering lap time and drivability Optimum Curb 73.78s 220.21 km/h 73.91s 220.25 km/h 16 Copyright 2014 - Red Cedar Technology: All Rights Reserved Lap time A U T O M O T I V E

Simulation using the Digital Prototype Heat Protection Aerodynamics Digital Prototype becomes enabler for advance simulation Simulation for more advance analysis then just component design HVAC/ Thermal Comfort NVH Simulation includes multi-physics. Simulation can involve motion as needed as well. Whatever best helps engineer design their product efficiently. In the past, these would not have been possible until hardware of the vehicle has been produced. Manufacturing Ride/Handling Climate Control Crash Transmission Durability (BiW) Powertrain Durability Chassis

Key Technology Enablers Advanced Technology focus on MDX Parts Based Meshing Overset Grids Co-Simulation VOF <-> Wall Film <> Lagrangian Dispersed Multi-Phase Eulerian Multiphase, Large Scale Interface Fall 2014 webinar concentrated on simulating systems from Mercedes-Benz

Vehicle Thermal Management Approach Co-Simulation of a transient Solid Model (conduction and radiation) with a steady state Fluid Model (convection) Solid Model (STAR-CCM+) Q Rad. Q Comb. Q Conduction Q Convection Detailed modelling of 4821 parts and 151 material properties. Prediction of the heat transfer mechanisms taking place inside the vehicle structure based on the heat released inside the combustion chamber. 19 Simulating Systems, CD-adapco Webinar, 2014, Walter Bauer Daimler AG

Transient Simulation vs. Measurement Replicated Up-hill Drive Temperature prediction of the turbocharger housing * Referenced Temperature: delta T= T-Ttest_initial 20 Simulating Systems, CD-adapco Webinar, 2014, Walter Bauer Daimler AG

Motion and Motion Modeling Dispersed Multiphase (DMP) Lowers computational effort for modelling high droplet accounts during rain simulation Overset Mesh Enabling complex motion of wiper on the curved glass surface Full support for overset mesh with fluid film Wall Film -> VOF Enable simulation of rain cutter filling with water. Water & Dirt Management

VOF - Fluid Film Interaction Model D881 Hybrid approach dramatically reduces computational cost & mesh count Opens up applications that were not previously practical VOF-Fluid Film phase interaction model locally chooses the most suitable model for the local flow regime and compute resources available Applications Crankcase & gearbox sloshing Part dipping/coating Rainwater management Dishwashers Part dipping/coating Part immersed in VOF bath Picks up Fluid Film coating on leaving the bath LMP droplets drip back into the VOF bath Simulation took 12 hours on 10 cores

Aero-Vibro-Acoustics Simulation Features Accurate predictions of pressure fluctuations on exterior Transmission of waves into the interior Snapshot of incompressible DES pressure field (Hydrodynamics) Key Acoustic Applications Aero-Vibroacoustics Exhaust System HVAC Ducts Fans/Pumps Heavy equipment enclosure Lawn mower blade noise 3 khz band pass filtered pressure field of acoustic wave equation (Acoustics) Acoustic webinar: May 12th

Summary Multidisciplinary Design Exploration in Ground Vehicle Design Impacting design today Environment of STAR-CCM+ leads to automation. Automation helps further reduce turn-around time, and allow engineers to concentrate on design. Focus on bringing in advanced physics to simulate reality Development team still placing new features to help existing clients Overset Grids: Ease for grid motion Water Film model: Improved soiling VOF -> Wall Film important Vibro Acoustics: noise inside the vehicle Optimization: design exploration to find better designs, faster

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