Category: marine
Marine System Simulation for LNG Carriers: Improving Fuel Efficiency and Reducing Emissions
The maritime industry is navigating one of the most significant transitions in its history. As global trade continues to grow, vessel operators face increasing pressure to reduce fuel consumption, lower greenhouse gas emissions, and comply with evolving environmental regulations. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has established ambitious decarbonization targets, pushing ship owners and operators to […]
How Multi-scale Models Are Enhancing Battery Performance and Design
Beyond Experimentation: Predicting Battery Performance with Multi-Scale Models In today’s electrified world, designing better batteries goes far beyond trial-and-error testing. Engineers and researchers are increasingly turning to simulation to accelerate innovation and reduce development costs. Lithium-ion batteries power modern energy storage systems, from electric vehicles to grid storage. As demand grows for higher performance, longer […]
Using Toshiba’s Battery Electrochemical Models to Make System-level Decisions Faster
Eliminate the Guess Work in Battery Modeling Selections System-level design engineers have a difficult task. They deal with challenging questions such as: What Lithium-ion cells work best for a particular application; How many cells should be placed in series and parallel; or What type of motor and drive technology should be used? They have to […]