Dymola with Modelica support

General

Dymola (Dynamic Modeling Laboratory) is a program system for simulation and visualization of nonlinear dynamic systems. It uses a new modeling methology based on object orientation and equations. The usual need for manual conversion of equations to a block diagram is removed by use of automatic formula manipulation. Ready to use model libraries are available for many engineering domains.

Dymola is developed, maintained and distributed by Dassault Systèmes AB (formerly Dynasim AB) in Lund, Sweden.

BAUSCH-GALL GmbH distributes Commercial Modelica Libraries and we organize training seminars for Modelica (Modeling Language, see below) and Dymola in german language at our office in Munich, Germany.

News

• CENIT AG distributes Dymola in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
  Please contact Mr. Michael Rieder of CENIT AG for prices and quotations.
  BAUSCH-GALL GmbH will continue to supply technical support, consulting and training for Dymola customers of CENIT AG.
  
  
• Web-Seminars with CENIT AG
  
  
• Dymola Version 7.4 was released. Please see Dymola News for more information.
  
  
• The next one-day Introduction to Dymola and Modelica (in german) here at BAUSCH-GALL GmbH in Munich will be on September 20, 2010.
  
  
• The next two-day Training Course for Modelica and Dymola (in german) here at BAUSCH-GALL GmbH in Munich will be on October 4 - 5, 2010.
  
  
• Modelica Newsletter 2010-1 (April 2010)
  
  
• Presentations given at past Dymola Information Days.
  

Features of Dymola

• handles large, complex multi-engineering models
  
  
• faster modeling by graphical model composition
  
  
• no manual equation manipulation needed
  
  
• faster simulation by symbolic pre-processing
  
  
• open for user defined model components
  
  
• open interface to other programs (MATLAB, Simulink, C code)
  
  
• 3D animation
  
  
• real-time simulation
  
  
• Simulations - selection of papers

Modelica language

Modelica is an object-oriented modeling language to support hierarchical structuring, re-use and evolution of large and complex models independent from the application domain.

The Modelica language 3.2 specification was released on March 24, 2010, by the Modelica Association.
The specification document can be downloaded here.

A short description is available in file mod_ueb.pdf.

An overview to Modelica Libraries is available.

Modelica Standard Library

Free library to model mechanical (1D/3D), electrical (analog, digital, machines), thermal, fluid, control systems and hierarchical state machines. Also numerical functions and functions of strings, files and streams are included.

Commercial Modelica Libraries distributed by CENIT AG

• PowerTrain (DLR)
  
  
• SmartElectricDrives (arsenal research)
  
  
• VehicleDynamics (Modelon AB)
  
  
• AirConditioning (Modelon AB)
  
  
• HyLib (Modelon AB)
  
  
• PneuLib (Modelon AB)
  

Commercial Modelica Libraries distributed by BAUSCH-GALL GmbH

• Belts Library
  
  
• BG_RT Library
  
  
• FlexibleBodies Library
  
  
• HumanComfort Library
  
  
• PowerTrain Library
  
  
• Visualization Library
  
  
• Modelica Libraries, Catalog (PDF, 3.9 MB)
  

Standard Libraries

• ModelicaReference
• Modelica Standard Library
• Modelica_Magnetic
• Modelica_Fluid

Free Modelica Libraries

• WasteWater
• ObjectStab
• ATplus
• NeuralNetwork
• SPICELib
• SystemDynamics
• TechThermo
• FuzzyControl
• ThermoPower
• BondLib
• ExtendedPetriNets
• FuelCellLib
• QSSFluidFlow
• SPOT
• ModelicaDEVS
• MultiBondLib
• ExternalMedia Library
• Verif

8th International Modelica Conference (Modelica'2011)

This conference will take place on March 20 to 22, 2011, at Technical University Dresden, Dresden, Germany.

7th International Modelica Conference (Modelica'2009)

This conference has taken place on September 20 to 22, 2009, at Grand Hotel di Como, Como, Italy.

Papers of this conference are available here.

6th International Modelica Conference (Modelica'2008)

This conference has taken place on March 3 to 4, 2008, at the University of Applied Sciences in Bielefeld, Germany.

Papers of this conference are available here.

5th International Modelica Conference (Modelica'2006)

Papers of this conference are available here.

4th International Modelica Conference (Modelica'2005)

Papers of this conference are available here.

3rd International Modelica Conference (Modelica'2003)

Papers of this conference are available here.

Book about Modelica

Peter Fritzson, Principles of Object-Oriented Modeling and Simulation with Modelica 2.1,
940 pages, IEEE Press - Wiley-Interscience, ISBN 0-471-47163-1, price: EUR 61.30 + VAT
Please look here for more information.

Demo Version of Dymola

A demo version of Dymola can be downloaded from Dassault Systèmes AB, Sweden.

Seminars

The next one-day Introduction to Dymola and Modelica (in german) here at BAUSCH-GALL GmbH in Munich will be on September 20, 2010.

The next two-day Training Course for Modelica and Dymola (in german) here at BAUSCH-GALL GmbH in Munich will be on October 4 - 5, 2010.

More Information

For more product information and for access to a literature database, go to Dassault Systèmes AB, Sweden.