CIMdata PLM Industry Summary Online Archive
7 February 2013
Events News
LMS and IFP Energies Nouvelles 10th Anniversary of Powertrain Simulation Partnership
LMS International and IFP Energies nouvelles, a player in innovative Powertrain technologies development, are proud to announce the celebration of their 10-year anniversary partnership for powertrain development. To mark a step in this great collaboration, a special event is organized at the IFP Energies nouvelles facilities on February 19, gathering major European automotive OEMs and suppliers around presentations and roundtables animated by industry leaders from Continental, Ferrari, PSA PEUGEOT CITROEN, RENAULT, Valeo, Voith Turbo and the University of Magdeburg.
For 10 years, IFP Energies nouvelles and LMS have been involved in significant projects supporting key innovations in the powertrain domain. Both companies have solidified their alliance through robust, cutting-edge system simulation solutions that have been used for decisive innovation, like common rail, engine downsizing and variable valve actuation technologies. Backed by a strong application expertise developed through contact with privileged customers in the powertrain industry, their collaborative researches have driven the development of LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim, the tool for physical simulation of mechatronic systems. Geared toward energy efficiency, fuel economy, improved drivability and optimized performances, the LMS solutions developed in partnership with IFP Energies nouvelles are used today in the automotive industry to support engine controls engineering as well as engine pre-design.
During this special event, technical and simulation specialists will testify to the relevance of these solutions for their current technical challenges. These technical presentations will be followed by a round table of experts in the engine industry, with the objective of sharing technological stakes and solutions concerning system simulation for today’s and tomorrow’s engine and powertrain designs.
"Simulation has been a key tool for the development of innovative technologies within the automotive industry. The IFP Energies nouvelles and LMS partnership provides predictive and CPU efficient simulation solutions for powertrain engineering. Automotive OEMs and suppliers have used these solutions based on a platform concept that allows them to consider a system approach for better evaluation of technologies' impact on the vehicle in terms of fuel consumption and pollutant emissions. The next challenge of this partnership is to provide advanced simulation tools to lead the development of a highly efficient powertrain and its electrification based on a system approach," states Adlène Benkenida, Powertrain Electrification and Hybridization Program Manager at IFP Energies nouvelles.
“Over the past 10 years, automotive OEMs have deployed dozens of innovative technologies, aiming at reducing fuel consumption while satisfying emissions regulation standards and keeping vehicle performances. Model-Based System Engineering has become essential for designing such complex systems as modern powertrains. Sharing methodologies and tools between ‘mechanical’ and ‘control’ design communities will be one of the next design challenges. In this context, the partnership between an expert in engine technologies and a leading partner in mechatronic system simulation will surely give birth to advanced tools to support these trends,” states Philippe Aubret, Technical Director of LMS Imagine.Lab Automotive Solutions.
Register for the event: http://www.lmsintl.com/?sitenavid=A22948F4-A997-405E-B412-6A836F945A2F
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