thesis

Development of a Multi-Physics model of a Civil Aircraft for Ground Manoeuvres using Modelica

Abstract

Aircraft systems have become progressively more mechatronic and the interactions between these systems are complex in nature. The objective of the approach followed in this work is to provide means to navigate through the complexity of these systems. In particular the project aims to develop a modelling paradigm that supports model reuse. In this thesis the capabilities of an object-oriented language, Modelica, are investigated in developing reusable library components. The component-models derived are acasual parametric objects. These have been reused in developing a complex model of a large civilian aircraft and its associated hydro-mechanical steering systems. Modelica’s acasuality and object-oriented nature are features that help in the development of library components. By following the systematic approach described in this work when developing such model-components, the components at different levels of granularity can be reused and this may aid will lead to agility in the analyses of the design process

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