Status of the TransiEnt Library: Transient Simulation of Complex Integrated Energy Systems

The TransiEnt Library is an open-source Modelica Libraryoriginally developed at the Hamburg University ofTechnology. It is a flexible framework for modelling andanalysing the dynamic behaviour of coupled energy systemsunder current and future scenarios. With the addition ofthree new members to the TransiEnt Library consortium,namely Fraunhofer UMSICHT, Gas- und Wärme-InstitutEssen~e.V. and XRG Simulation GmbH, the TransiEnt Libraryhas expanded its portfolio of models and methods forinvestigating the challenges in energy systems. Buildingupon the previous status report, this article presents thelatest developments in the TransiEnt library, highlithingits extended capabilities to model and simulate large,complex energy systems. The recent developments include theautomatic generation of aggregated models at district andregionals levels, as well as the modelling of medium- andlow-voltage electrical distribution networks. In addition,new concepts for the representation of large-scale heatingnetworks have been developed and are presented alongsideillustrative use cases.

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Linköping electronic conference proceedings
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2025-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.3384/ecp218989
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Integrated Energy Systems Optimization
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Status of the TransiEnt Library: Transient Simulation of Complex Integrated Energy Systems

Anne Hagemeier, Christian Becker, Arne Speerforck, Jörn Benthin et al.
Linköping electronic conference proceedings
Integrated Energy Systems Optimization
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Status of the TransiEnt Library: Transient Simulation of Complex Integrated Energy Systems

Anne Hagemeier, Christian Becker, Arne Speerforck, Jörn Benthin, Julian Urbansky, Tom Steffen, Béla Wiegel, Johannes Brunnemann, Annika Heyer, Tim Hanke, Jan Westphal, Markus Gillner, Stefanie Ruppert
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The TransiEnt Library is an open-source Modelica Libraryoriginally developed at the Hamburg University ofTechnology. It is a flexible framework for modelling andanalysing the dynamic behaviour of coupled energy systemsunder current and future scenarios. With the addition ofthree new members to the TransiEnt Library consortium,namely Fraunhofer UMSICHT, Gas- und Wärme-InstitutEssen~e.V. and XRG Simulation GmbH, the TransiEnt Libraryhas expanded its portfolio of models and methods forinvestigating the challenges in energy systems. Buildingupon the previous status report, this article presents thelatest developments in the TransiEnt library, highlithingits extended capabilities to model and simulate large,complex energy systems. The recent developments include theautomatic generation of aggregated models at district andregionals levels, as well as the modelling of medium- andlow-voltage electrical distribution networks. In addition,new concepts for the representation of large-scale heatingnetworks have been developed and are presented alongsideillustrative use cases.

Linköping electronic conference proceedingsVol. 218
Universität Hamburg (DE), Fraunhofer Institute for Environmental, Safety and Energy Technology UMSICHT (DE), Hamburg University of Technology (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 36%
Integrated Energy Systems Optimization
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