Cummins Model

The Cummins Model is a mathematical framework used to understand and improve the performance of systems like engines, power plants, or other machinery. It breaks down the system into key components and processes, analyzing how they work together to produce desired outcomes, such as power or efficiency. By modeling these interactions, engineers can identify areas for optimization, diagnose issues, and predict how changes will affect overall performance. In essence, it provides a structured way to simulate and improve complex mechanical or energy systems without needing to physically test everything at once.