Applying a System of Systems Perspective to Hyundai-Kia's Virtual Tire Development

IF 1 4区 工程技术 Q4 INSTRUMENTS & INSTRUMENTATION Insight Pub Date : 2024-03-05 DOI:10.1002/inst.12476
Sunkil Yun, Shashank Alai, Yongdae Kim, Tae Kook Kim, Jaehun Jo, Dahyeon Lee, Lokesh Gorantla, Michael Baloh
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Systems engineering has become important in almost every complex product manufacturing industry, especially automotive. Emerging trends like vehicle electrification and autonomous driving now pose a system of systems (SoS) engineering challenge to automotive OEMs. This paper presents a proof-of-concept (PoC) that applies a top-down SoS perspective to Hyundai-Kia Motor Corporation's (HKMC) virtual product development process to develop a performance-critical component of the vehicle, the tire. The PoC demonstrates using the Arcadia MBSE method to develop a consistent, layered, vehicle architecture model starting from the SoS operational context down to the lowest level of system decomposition in the physical architecture thereby capturing top-down knowledge traceability Using the concept of functional chains, several vehicle performance views are captured that serve as the basis for architecture verification orchestration across engineering domains using a cross-domain orchestration platform thereby validating key vehicle/tire performance metrics that influence the tire design parameters. Preliminary results of the study show that applying a method-based modeling approach could provide several benefits to HKMC's current product development approach such as reduced time to model, SoS knowledge capture and reusability, parameter/requirement traceability, early performance verification, and effective systems engineering collaboration between the OEM, tire design supplier, and tire manufacturers.

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在现代-起亚的虚拟轮胎开发中应用系统的系统观点
系统工程在几乎所有复杂产品制造行业都变得非常重要,汽车行业尤其如此。汽车电气化和自动驾驶等新兴趋势给汽车原始设备制造商带来了系统工程(SoS)挑战。本文提出了一个概念验证 (PoC),将自上而下的 SoS 观点应用于现代-起亚汽车公司 (HKMC) 的虚拟产品开发流程,以开发汽车的关键性能部件--轮胎。PoC 演示了使用 Arcadia MBSE 方法开发一致的、分层的车辆架构模型,从 SoS 操作环境开始,直到物理架构中最底层的系统分解,从而捕获自上而下的知识可追溯性。使用功能链概念,捕获多个车辆性能视图,作为使用跨领域协调平台进行跨工程领域架构验证协调的基础,从而验证影响轮胎设计参数的关键车辆/轮胎性能指标。研究的初步结果表明,应用基于方法的建模方法可为香港汽车零部件有限公司当前的产品开发方法带来多种益处,如缩短建模时间、SoS 知识捕获和可重用性、参数/需求可追溯性、早期性能验证,以及原始设备制造商、轮胎设计供应商和轮胎制造商之间有效的系统工程协作。
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Insight
Insight 工程技术-材料科学:表征与测试
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期刊介绍: Official Journal of The British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing - includes original research and devlopment papers, technical and scientific reviews and case studies in the fields of NDT and CM.
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