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Strong coupling with a CFD software is usually suited to the coupled transient simulation of an hydraulic component (like a valve, a pump, ...) with its surrounding environment. Due to the nature of the solvers used by CFD code, co-simulation is generally the best way to couple a Modelica system-level simulator and a CFD solver. This article describes a methodology and the associated technology for establishing a cosimulation between a Modelica model simulated with an ODE/DAE solver like the one encountered in LMS Imagine.Lab AMESim, and a 3D model of flow computed by a CFD software. The physical, numerical, and computer-related aspects of co-simulation handled by this methodology are exemplified on an application

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Strong Coupling of Modelica System-Level Models with Detailed CFD Models for Transient Simulation of Hydraulic Components in their Surrounding Environment