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DESCRIPTION:Thermal management modeling and simulation have become critical
  to electric vehicle (EV) development. Modelica is well-suited for this do
 main thanks to its multi-disciplinary\, acausal modeling capabilities\, wh
 ich naturally capture the physical behavior of batteries\, electric motors
 \, power electronics\, and their associated cooling systems.\nThe Thermofl
 uidStream (TFS)​ library\, originally developed at DLR\, introduces a no
 vel modeling paradigm in Modelica that enables efficient simulation of lar
 ge-scale thermal-fluid network models. YSLAB\, developed by Nanjing Yuansi
  SimTek\, is a browser-based Modelica simulation environment that lowers t
 he barrier to entry for system-level modeling and interactive exploration.
 \nThis tutorial is structured in two parts. We begin with an introduction 
 to thermodynamics modeling at the component level using YSLAB. Participant
 s will then engage in a hands-on session to build an EV thermal management
  system model using the TFS library\, from component instantiation to syst
 em assembly and simulation.
DTSTAMP:20261004T074401Z
LOCATION:(Electric) Mobility & Buildings (R2003)
SUMMARY:Workshop 3: EV thermal management modeling practice with TFS and YS
 SIM.YSLAB - Junjie Chen
URL:https://modelica.simtek.cc/amfc2026/talk/YNEHY3/
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