Question 1 :-
Anyone good with Control Engineering and model system using simulink?

Question 2:-

d model goes like dis
throttle Angle(Input)----->Throttle Controller / Body (Actuator)------>Engine (Process) ------->Crankshaft rotational Speed (output)

I need help modelling Internal Combustion engine...I'm stucked at modelling air intake system model where that air intake system is broken down to 3 sub-system...which are Mass flow through Throttle, Mass flow into engine cylinder and both are in function of d 3rd subsystem which in d manifold pressure...i know d first 2 sub system can b modelled as First order system...but i'm not sure about d manifold pressure...

anyone can enlighten me on dis???

The rules.


Read it.

He's already shown some effort in modeling 2 of the subsystems, as well as breaking down the problem in the 1st place. Lets give him a chance to have his question answered.

@TS
Sorry I cant help, my knowledge of Simulink is even worse than my knowledge of Control Eng. Try going thru some books on ICE to get an idea.

if my question is against d rules...i guess d title of forum should b changed...

i almost finish d book about ICE...it doesn't help alot...

Not sure if the following helps...

http://www.mathworks.co.uk/products/simuli...emo_engine.html

http://www.mathworks.com/products/simulink...mo_fuelsys.html

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I was about to reply to TS before i saw the date

Anyway, thanks for the share! Haven't heard of this software before .

You’re welcome. Another interactive learning software is the Kerbal Space Program. By the way, are you familiar with Optimal Control Theory, Algebraic Riccati Equation and H∞ Loop-Shaping Design, and Eigenstructure Assignment?

Somewhat familiar with some of them. Not in depth though.. Are you developing some sort of control for a mechanobiological system?

This post has been edited by siegdelacroix: Nov 17 2013, 10:00 PM

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This post has been edited by Critical_Fallacy: Nov 18 2013, 07:53 PM

I'm doing vibration isolation/control.. am interested in biomechanics/biomechatronics and might want to look into that area after completing my current research. Are you sure your future interest is not in this area? Don't you need a background in biology for mechanobiology?

Edit: a combination of biochem and mechanics..

http://www.mechanobio.info/

Need to read more about this!

This post has been edited by siegdelacroix: Nov 20 2013, 09:43 PM