Bond Graph Modelling of Engineering Systems [electronic resource] : Theory, Applications and Software Support / edited by Wolfgang Borutzky.

Part I Bond Graph Theory and Methodology -- Chapter 1:Concept-oriented Modelling of Dynamic Behaviour -- Chapter2: Energy-Based Bond Graph Model Reduction -- Chapter 3: LFT Bond Graph Model Based Robust Fault Detection and Isolation -- Chapter 4: Incremental Bond Graphs -- Part II Bond Graph Modelling for Design, Control, and Diagnosis.-Chapter 5: Coaxially-coupled Inverted Pendula: Bond Graph Based Modelling, Design and Control -- Chapter 6: Bond Graphs and Inverse Modelling for Mechatronic System Design -- Chapter 7: Bond Graph Model-based Fault Diagnosis -- Part III Applications -- Chapter 8: Bond Graph Modeling and Simulation of Electrical Machines -- Chapter 9: Simulation of Multi-body Systems Using Multi-bond Graphs -- Chapter 10: Bond Graph Modelling and Control of a Solid Oxide Fuel Cell System -- Part IV Software for Bond Graph Modelling and Simulation -- Chapter 11: Automating the Process for Modeling and Simulation of Mechatronics Systems -- Index.

Bond Graph Modelling of Engineering Systems: Theory, Applications and Software Support addresses readers to consider the potential and the state-of-the-art of bond graph modeling of engineering systems with respect to theory, applications and software support.  Bond graph modelling is a physical modelling methodology based on first principles that is particularly suited for modelling multidisciplinary or mechatronic systems. This book covers theoretical issues and methodology topics that have been subject of ongoing research during past years, presents new promising applications such as the bond graph modeling of fuel cells and illustrates how bond graph modeling and simulation of mechatronic systems can be supported by software.  This up-to-date comprehensive presentation of various topics has been made possible by the cooperation of a group of authors who are experts in various fields and share the “bond graph way of thinking.”