Project case / Customer-independent

Cabin climate control for a mobile work machine

A transient thermal scope linked heating and cooling capacity, airflow distribution, surface temperatures and external loads for comparison of compact HVAC concepts.

Customer-independent project-scope diagram of airflow in a mobile-machine cabin
Off-highway · CFD simulation · Thermal analysisCustomer-independent project-scope diagram · not a simulation result
Industry
Off-highway
Services
CFD simulation · Thermal analysis
Evidence boundary
Project scope evidenced; final result not present in the archive

Engineering question

Supply system and airflow had to be assessed for cold and warm states without separating comfort, transient response and component thermal effects.

Model & approach

  • Define the cabin, glazing, air supply and thermal loads as a coupled model
  • Compare baseline and candidate HVAC concepts under consistent scenarios

Boundary conditions

  • Steady and transient heating or cooling states
  • Convective, conductive and radiative heat transfer within the documented boundary

Results of the assessment

  • The archive evidences the task, preliminary sizing, geometry and comparison logic.
  • No final simulation report or documented system selection was present.

Engineering consequence

The study was intended to support a traceable HVAC and distribution choice; no public performance result is inferred.

Context

The reviewed archive evidences the task and model scope but contains no final result report. No performance or implementation claim is therefore published.

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