A Framework for Electric Vehicle Development: From Modelling to Engineering Through Real-World Data Analysis

Pfluegl, Horst; Ricci, Claudio; Borgarello, Laura; Magnin, Pacôme; Sellier, Frank; Berzi, Lorenzo; Pierini, Marco; Mazal, Carolien; Benzaoui, Hellal

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-13656-1_4

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“…As discussed earlier, one of the challenges of complex and innovative system designs is poor synchronization between different layers of abstraction (Friedenthal, Moore & Steiner 2015). The MBSE principles and SysML-compliance tools support traceability between logical designs and plant/physical designs (Pfluegl et al 2015). Moreover, the state of art of systems modeling has achieved model transformations (Paredis et al 2010) and their integration specifications (Kleiner & Kramer 2013) between different layers.…”

Section: The Needs For Mbse In Complex System Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The MBSE principles and SysML-compliance tools support traceability between logical designs and plant/physical designs (Pfluegl et al 2015). Moreover, the state of art of systems modeling has achieved model transformations (Paredis et al 2010) and their integration specifications (Kleiner & Kramer 2013) between different layers.  Requirement change is inevitable.…”

Section: The Needs For Mbse In Complex System Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Four (4) pressing challenges facing Nissan Powertrain's document-based SE are as follows:  Interdisciplinary Communication: The biggest roadblock in document-based SE is interdisciplinary communication, where the future systems include more disciplines and integrations (Brizard, Meillier & Broglia 2011) (Maurer & Winner 2013). The document-based approach leads to poor communication and synchronization among different disciplinary teams (INCOSE 2015) that can result in resource inefficiencies and poor quality.  Designing and Managing Requirements and Interfaces: According to ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148, good requirements should follow several characteristics and attributes -i.e.…”

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confidence: 99%

“… Designing and Managing Requirements and Interfaces: According to ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148, good requirements should follow several characteristics and attributes -i.e. necessary, implementation independent, unambiguous, complete, singular, achievable, verifiable, and conforming (INCOSE 2015). Evaluating correctness and completeness of a system specification against original requirements is difficult without other engineering artifacts, e.g.…”

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confidence: 99%

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A Pragmatic MBSE Approach of Nissan Powertrain Team to Minimizing Document‐Based SE

Arifin,

Morita,

Kawamura

et al. 2022

INCOSE International Symp

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This paper describes a pragmatic Model‐Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) approach to reduce dependence on traditional documents and manage complexity of the electrified powertrain system. The approach enables requirements flow‐down from an upper abstraction layer to the lower one(s) with stepwise analysis and design for a holistic system architecture of the system of interest. This approach is employed in the Nissan Powertrain development, which aims to solve challenges due to the traditional documents systems engineering (SE) approach to complex systems. This paper describes an MBSE approach developed for Nissan‐7 methodology that focuses on knowledge capture, fast feedback on requirements and design, and early verification and validation. The significant benefits of using an MBSE approach over a traditional documents SE approach are: a holistic view of system architecture, knowledge reusability, communicability, and adaptability to new technologies. This paper presents proof of concept example projects that have demonstrated that it is viable to use this approach and apply it to an actual development for future work.

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Section: The Needs For Mbse In Complex System Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Needs For Mbse In Complex System Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Background Of Mbse Adoptionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Background Of Mbse Adoptionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Pragmatic MBSE Approach of Nissan Powertrain Team to Minimizing Document‐Based SE

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Morita,

Kawamura

et al. 2022

INCOSE International Symp

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“…The speed of the vehicles, together with other powertrain information, have been acquired from on-board diagnostics; GPS data have been used mainly for geo-referencing and identification of suitable driving sequences when manually examining the data in post processing. The acquisition sessions took place for nine months on 2013 in the city of Florence (Pfluegl et al, 2015). The usable acquired data comprehend about 2500 km.…”

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Development of driving cycles for electric vehicles in the context of the city of Florence

Berzi

Delogu

Pierini

2016

Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment

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Systematic Literature Review of System Models for Technical System Development

2021

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In Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) there is yet no converged terminology. The term ‘system model’ is used in different contexts in literature. In this study we elaborated the definitions and usages of the term ‘system model’, to find a common definition. We analyzed 104 publications in depth for their usage and definition as well as their meta-data e.g., the publication year and publication background to find some common patterns. While the term is gaining more interest in recent years, it is used in a broad range of contexts for both analytical and synthetic use cases. Based on this, three categories of system models have been defined and integrated into a more precise definition.

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A Framework for Electric Vehicle Development: From Modelling to Engineering Through Real-World Data Analysis

Cited by 4 publications

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A Pragmatic MBSE Approach of Nissan Powertrain Team to Minimizing Document‐Based SE

A Pragmatic MBSE Approach of Nissan Powertrain Team to Minimizing Document‐Based SE

Development of driving cycles for electric vehicles in the context of the city of Florence

Systematic Literature Review of System Models for Technical System Development

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