
LMS Imagine.Lab Vehicle Thermal Management provides a dedicated set of tools and libraries to study the energy flows under the hood and within the cabin, which are directly or indirectly contributing to pollutant emissions, fuel consumption, engine performance and passenger comfort. It helps engineers to focus on the interactions between different subsystems (lubrication, cooling, exhaust line, combustion chamber, engine thermal masses, air conditioning, electric auxiliaries, cabin and vehicle) to find the best compromises for energy flow management (thermal, thermal-fluids, electrical and mechanical).
LMS Imagine.Lab Vehicle Thermal Management, based on multi-physical component libraries, offers a decisive approach to control the energy flows.
Furthermore, LMS Imagine.Lab Vehicle Thermal Management helps analyze the influence of new generation subsystems (heat pump systems, energy storage systems, heat recovery system) or components (electric pumps, controlled valves, immersion heaters) on the overall system behavior and especially on fuel consumption, pollutant emissions and passenger comfort.
LMS Imagine.Lab Vehicle Thermal Management provides a cost effective alternative to prototypes so that virtual vehicle subsystems integration can be easily and rapidly studied. It is fully integrated into the LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim platform, and therefore takes advantage of its flexibility and its multi-domain modeling capabilities.