Day 1 AVL International Simulation Conference 2019
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AVL International Simulation Conference 2019 - Preliminary Agenda Day 1 Tuesday, October 22 Welcome Address 08:30 H. List, Chairman and CEO, AVL List GmbH Tackling the Challenges of Modern Propulsion Systems with Simulation 09:00 R. Wanker, Vice President, Advanced Simulation Technologies, AVL List GmbH The Future of Mobility 09:30 A. Sodian, Former Managing Director, NIO UK 10:00 Coffee Break Autonomous Driving – Simulation and Real Proving 10:30 S. Müller, Head of Department of Automotive Engineering, Technical University Berlin Virtual Development for Next Generation China VI Engine 11:00 T. Lin, Director Yuchai Technical Center The Hydrogen Combustion Engine as the Most Effective CO -Reduction Technology Today 11:30 2 A. Sousa, Chief Technology Officer, KEYOU GmbH Virtualization - The Key to Augmented Development 12:00 W. Puntigam, Global Business Unit Manager, Integrated and Open Development Platform, AVL List GmbH 12:30 Networking Lunch 13:40 Exhibitor Presentations Electrified Powertrains ICE based Powertrains I ICE based Powertrains II Virtual Vehicle Development System Level Session Keynote Session Keynote Session Keynote 14:00 Optimal Supervisory Control Strategy for a Transmission-Mounted Virtual Testing Approach of a V6 Engine with Detailed DMF under High Application of Model-based System Engineering for the Development of Problem Solving Experiences in CFD, A Career Retrospective Electric Drive Hybrid Electric Vehicle Dynamic Transient Speed-Load Profiles Pre-Integrated Vehicle Solutions C. Arnold, Sage Physics, LLC T. Park, H. Lee, KATECH M. Ejakov, FORD Motor Company U. Schulmeister, M. Boumans, Robert Bosch GmbH Gasoline Combustion Engine Strength and Durability Controls & ADAS Validation of Highly Autonomous Cyber-Physical Systems using Model- Study on Engine Downsizing Using 48V-HEV Technology Crankshaft Dynamics on Vehicle and Test Bench: AVL Designer 14:20 Prediction of Engine-Out Soot based on the Simulation of Wall Film Based Generated Test Suits C. Chen, G. Zheng, S. Zhang, Chongqing Changan Automobile Co., LTD Simulation and Correlation with Experimental Data J. Brucker, BMW F. Klück, H. Felbinger, L. Klampfl, M. Nica, J. Tao, F. Wotawa, AVL List M. Mafrica, General Motors GmbH; M. Zimmermann, CD Laboratory TU Graz A Combined Inner-Nozzle & Spray 3D-CFD Workflow for the Holistic Vehicle Performance Analysis of Extended-Range Electric Vehicle by Design-Optimization of a High-Pressure Gasoline Injector using Genetic CI/CD and Agile Engineering for Autonomous Vehicle Development Coupling OPTISTRUCT™ and AVL EXCITETM for Crankshaft Optimization 14:40 AVL CRUISE™ and Simulink Algorithm M. Benedikt, Kompetenzzentrum - Das Virtuelle Fahrzeug B. Henocq, Renault SA J. Li, Geely Auto R. Hellmann, P. Jochmann, K.G. Stapf, E. Schünemann, Robert Bosch Forschungsgesellschaft mbh; S. Balci, Volkswagen AG GmbH; D. Thévenin, Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg Virtual System Integration for Maritime Applications on the Example of The AVL FIRE™ Code for the Analysis of a Spark Ignition Engine under Model based Fatigue Analysis of a Crankshaft: How to Combine Interference Tests of ITS-G5 Networks with Virtual-Drive Tests 15:00 the Hybridization of a Platform Supply Vessel Syngas Fueling TM OptiStruct, AVL EXCITE and FEMFAT B. Altinel, M. Hein, Technical University of Ilmenau M. Schönbacher, R. Strasser, AVL List GmbH D. Piazzullo, M.Costa, M. Di Palma, M. Vujanovic, CNR Istituto Motori W. Hübsch, W. Meindl, MAGNA Powertrain Engineering Center Steyr HCF Analysis of a Motorcycle Engine's Hot Parts Based on Thermo- Consumption and Efficiency Measurements of the KEYOU-Inside H2 Modelling and Simulation of a Rotary Engine Range Extender mechanical Coupling Approach A Necessary Convergence between Virtual and Physical Testing 15:20 Technology for Commercial Vehicles A. Pennycott, G. Vorraro, M. Turner, J. Turner, N. Bailey, T. Wang, S. Zeng, G. Wang, L. Tan, J. He, X. Liu, S. Barbier, Transpolis A. Werz, KEYOU GmbH University of Bath LONCIN Motor Co. Ltd. 15:40 Coffee Break System Level Gasoline Combustion Engine Piston Group Analysis Vehicle Dynamics Dedicated Hybrid Powertrain (DHP) - Hybrid Concept based on a Holistic Comparison on the Measured Data in Hils and Circuit in the Car 16:20 Simulation of Oil Sloshing in the Crankcase Piston Group Simulation: an Attempt to Bring More Predictivity System Approach Development (Title tbc) T. Staehle, Groupe PSA M. Hay, Renault S.A.S. M. Diehl, J. Gindele, Magna Powertrain H. Yuchi, Toyota Customizing& Development Co.,Ltd. Predictive Modelling of the Fuel and Energy Costs for Operation of Motorcycle Airbox Pressurization by Ram Air Effect Piston Analysis of a Small 2-Stroke Engine with AVL EXCITE™ Virtual Steering Feeling Development 16:40 Category M3 Public Service Vehicles D. Fosker, J. Bardoczy, Triumph Designs Ltd. S. Telsemeyer, A. Klimmek, Andreas Stihl AG & Co. KG P.Y. Jeong, J. Lee, Hyundai Motors Co., Ltd. D. Hyden, Alexander Dennis Ltd. Piston Secondary Motion Analysis to Optimize the Piston and Cylinder UAZ Vehicle Thermal Management System Optimization of Vehicle Concepts regarding Derivate Specific Criteria to be confirmed Bore Joint A. Egorov, LLC UAZ J.A. Tschorn, C. Wetzel, T. Vietor, Bugatti Engineering GmbH A. Koli, Cummins Technology India Limited Quenching Advanced Thermal Management with a Latent Heat Storage in a Mild Vehicle Drivability Simulation Analysis Based on HEV Ring Pack Design Optimization using AVL EXCITE™ Piston & Rings Expanding the Quenching Power: Combining MAGMA Casting Simulation AVL VSM™ and AVL DRIVE™ C. Doppler, B. Rabl, G. B. Weiß, Kompetenzzentrum - Das virtuelle Fahrzeug M. Ranjan, Cummins Tech Center India 17:20 with AVL FIRE™ M to Create New Applications J. Huang, Z. Jiang, Y. Tian, Chongqing Changan Automobile Co., LTD Forschungsgesellschaft mbH; M. Ponchant, Siemens J. Jan, S. Swisher, Ford Motor Company 17:40 End of Speeches 18:15 Transfer 1 to Social Evening 18:35 Transfer 2 to Social Evening 19:00 Social Evening @Schlossbergrestaurant Graz Day 2 Wednesday, October 23 08:30 Opening and Welcome to Day 2 Passenger Car Powertrain Technology 2030: Diversity or Battery-Electric Dictatorship ? 08:45 G. Fraidl, Senior Vice President Powertrain Systems, Passenger Cars, AVL List GmbH Simulation Based Vehicle Development - Challenges and Solutions 09:15 P. Schöggl, Vice President Racing and Vehicle, Engineering and Technology, Powertrain Systems, AVL List GmbH Testing, Development and Calibration 2025 (Working Title) 09:45 N.N., AVL List GmbH 10:15 Coffee Break Electrified Powertrains ICE based Powertrains I ICE based Powertrains II Virtual Vehicle Development E-Drive Diesel Combustion Engine Powertrain NVH System Level Integration 10:50 Electro Magnetic Iron Loss CAE with and without Applied Rotor Large Eddy Simulations of Compositonally Unique International Diesel Heavy Duty Truck Rear Axle Whine Analysis and Test Corelation Usage of AVL SPA™ in DCT and CVT Application Projects Eccentricity Blends E. Özdemir, M.S. Tabak, Ford Otomotiv J. Boucneau, R. Araújo De Oliveira, Punch Powertrain nv. H. Johannesson, Volvo Car Corporation N. Kurimoto, Denso Corporation Development of Industrial Continuously Variable Electromechanical Applied CFD for Fuel System Modeling: Needle Wobbling - What Effects Multi Body Dynamic Vibration Analysis For 4 Cylinder Inline Engine For Transmission Load Spectrum Generation by AVL CRUISE™ Joint Drivetrain Systems based on Virtual Model Approach 11:10 are Expected? Industrial Application Simulation with MATLAB/SIMULINK M. Miklautschitsch, M. Janic, SET Sustainable Energy Technologies; T. D. Konstanzer, Cummins Fuel Systems Sweden, Scania DIX M. Kumar, Kirloskar Oil Engines W. Ren, GETRAG Transmission Co.,Ltd. Parikyan, AVL List GmbH Enhancement of a Semi-Physical Engine Model with a Crank-Angle Multiphase Flow And Spray Simulation Comparison Of 3 Injectors Using State of the Art Development Methods for High Speed EV Drivelines Simulation Matching with Real Live Measurements Resolved Gas Exchange to Increase the Accuracy of the Model with 11:30 AVL FIRETM Decoupled Workflow A. Volk, AVL List GmbH L. Meijers, Jekill and Hyde Retention of Real Time Capability T. Castillo, N. Ouchi, A. Arioka, Y. Sasaki, D. Hale, A. Bali, KEIHIN J. Wölken, AVL Deutschland GmbH Fuel Cell & Battery Virtual Water Management LES Modelling of Diesel ICE Combustion Using Tabulated Detailed Acoustic Optimization Design Analysis of Engine Oil Pan Oil Leakage Simulation with PreonLab Using the SPH Method for 11:50 2-D + 1-D PEM Fuel Cell Model for Fuel Cell System Simulations Chemistry Approach based on AVL EXCITE™ Improving the Safety of Automotive Engines S. Gößling, M. Bahr, N. Nickig, ZBT GmbH O. Vitek, V. Dolecek, Technical University Prague C. Zhang, Chery Automobile Co., LTD F. Ravet, Renault S.A.S. Validation of NVH Gearbox Simulations in AVL EXCITE™ with Experience of Simulation Turbochargers in Scientific Technical Center of Global Thermal Model Development for Fuel Cell Thermal Management Measurements Virtual Rain Lab - Tracking of Water in Complex Enclosures 12:10 KAMAZ PTC with the Use of AVL Software Products Z. Liu, H. Liu, Z. Shu, Q. Chen, Sinocat Environmental Technology Co.,Ltd. D. Werner, B. Graf, S. Falkenberger, J. Neher, B. Wender, University of M. Ihmsen, Fifty2 Technology GmbH V. Lushcheko, KAMAZ Applied Sciences of Ulm. 12:30 Networking Lunch Fuel Cell & Battery Diesel Combustion Engine Powertrain NVH Virtual Water Management From Inner Nozzle Flow to Combustion - Scientific and Industrial Radiated Noise of I4 Petrol