SC²S Colloquium - April 23, 2014

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Date: April 23, 2014
Room: 02.07.023
Time: 3 pm, s.t.


Josef Niedermayer: Development of an Interactive Coupling for Simulation Programs

This thesis describes the coupling of two simulation programs. First an overview of the coupling of software is given. Afterwards the two programs, Athlet and Modelica, to be coupled are introduced. Modelica is a modern modeling and simulation language. Its predefined classes allow to simulate physical models form a wide range of areas. Athlet is a computer program for the simulation of accidents in the cooling circuit of nuclear reactors. The two programs are coupled the following way: The module of Athlet which is responsible for the simulation of the control system of a reactor is replaced by a model designed in Modelica. The coupling itself is done in Python language. This means Athlet and Modelica are controlled by the Python interpreter. The coupling mechanisms are applied to a specific problem. They are partially validated and its performance is analyzed.