Developing Gas Turbine Engines with Digital Engineering
Use virtual modeling to systematically estimate the dynamic performance of the engine at the concept design stage using MBSE
DATE:
September 9, 2025
Venue:
Virtual
Overview
The development of complex systems like a gas turbine requires a digital engineering approach. This webinar outlines a framework and digital tools to enable engineers to estimate the dynamic performance of a high bypass turbofan engine at concept stage.
It covers various aspects of an MBSE approach from the development of the system architecture model (SAM), starting from the performance and emissions requirements. A functional decomposition of the model is carried out and the functions are allocated to different physical forms of the turbofan engine.
Behavior and parametric models are created to analyze the system configuration performance in terms of the specific trust (Ts), thrust-specific fuel consumption (TSFC), and emission characteristics for different sets of operating parameters based on different flight conditions. The predictions from the model compare very well with the test data available in the open literature
What Attendees Will Learn
- Creating seamless Gas Turbine Engine digital thread for preliminary design.
- Connecting the Analysis Model from Ansys ModelCenter to the requirements in the system architecture model using MBSE
- Perform on design and off design analyses of Gas Turbine Engine and Validate the performance
- Perform the trade studies and optimize the design choices
- Best practices for modeling real-world Gas Turbine Engine
Who Should Attend
- Systems Engineers
- Gas Turbine Design Engineers
- Simulation and CAE Specialists
Speaker
- Pravin Nakod
- Prem Andrade
