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This study shows how to utilize the CATIA V6 Dynamic Behavior Modeling (DBM) software environment for the purpose of co-simulation of physical models. The implementation of a co-simulation using Building Controls Virtual Test Bed (BCVTB) is demonstrated and the pros and cons are discussed. Further the methods for FMI export and import in CATIA are explored with respect to implementing a co-simulation either in CATIA itself or other host programs. The two approaches are displayed by implementing simple examples. Ultimately possible applications for an advanced tool to link 3D geometric data and systems simulation, with the potential to perform co-simulation, are presented.

Exploring the Possibilities of Co-Simulation with CATIA V6 Dynamic Behavior Modeling