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Events are one of the best opportunities to stay in personal contact with your peers. We have summarized international conferences and exhibitions where you have the possibility to meet AVLs' experts and discuss solutions.
Events are one of the best opportunities to stay in personal contact with your peers. We have summarized international conferences and exhibitions where you have the possibility to meet AVLs' experts and discuss solutions.
Booth #18
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Booth #6000 (Hall 1)
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Booth #C3-210 (Hall 3)
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About COMVEC
Booth #100
SAE International’s COMVEC™ is the leading forum where global experts in the on-highway, off-highway, and defense sectors collaborate in a neutral environment to find advanced solutions that will keep CV reliable, sustainable and efficient. The forum will also cover ever-evolving standards to help everyone stay ahead of new regulations.
This year’s event features three executive panel tracks, 15+ technical expert panels, and NEW for 2024, technical paper discussions. Connect with our experts during their sessions or stop by booth #100!
We will be showcasing the latest technologies for PEMS testing, as well as AVL HyTron™--a proven test environment for H2ICE and fuel cell testing. Read more about our participation in the conference programming below.
September 11, 2024
9:00 AM-10:30 AM CT
Schaumburg West
CV301 Powertrain: Decarbonization of High-Horsepower Powertrains for Marine, Rail, Agricultural and Mining Vehicles Panel
Panelist: Ronald Kruth - Business Field Leader OFF-Road
As the automotive industry finds itself at a crossroads on powertrain and propulsion options to meet future emissions regulations, the demanding duty cycles of off-highway vehicles (agricultural, industrial, marine and rail) make it challenging to develop a silver bullet powertrain solution that provides sufficient power while staying within emissions limits. Powertrain and propulsion diversification is therefore critical to meet the future industry needs, which requires that the industry continue to improve conventional internal combustion engine technology to accommodate alternative fuels such as methanol, ethanol, natural gas, hydrogen and propane, while continuing the development of alternative powertrain technologies such as fuel cells and batteries. This session will feature a diverse panel of speakers focusing on various low-carbon and zero-carbon powertrain and vehicle technologies tailored to off-highway applications. Speakers will cover a wide range of topics including sustainable low-carbon and zero-carbon fuels for high-horsepower powertrains, vehicle electrification and off-highway automation.
September 11, 2024
9:00 AM-10:30 AMCT
Schaumburg East
CV700 Executive Track: Off-Highway Autonomous Panel
Moderator: Mike Clement - Sr Director Business Development
Offroad autonomy presents a unique set of operational design domains, use cases, and challenges for engineers to address in pursuit of improved productivity, safety and other societal goals. In addition to fundamental autonomy challenges such as perception and path planning, offroad ODDs often include unmapped, complex terrains with limited connectivity/GPS coverage and are susceptible to sensor fouling [panelist can add challenges] - Defense autonomy can include further requirements for GNSS-denied and passive sensors only (vision-only, etc).This panel will review the current status of offroad autonomy and discuss the challenges and engineering solutions being implemented in the Mining/Agriculture/Defense to support further adoption of autonomous technologies.
September 11, 2024
11:00 AM-12:30 PMCT
Schaumburg EF
CV203 Chassis: Steering, Vehicle Dynamics, Autonomous Vehicles and ADAPS (Journal / Oral Only Presentations)
12:00 PM - 12:30 PM Advanced Design Validation Planning Techniques for Commercial Vehicle E-Axles
Presenter: Alwin Tuschkan - Project Manager, Dev. Process Innovation & Implementation
This is session is comprised of presentations from authors who have completed their Commercial Vehicle peer-reviewed Journals submissions and additional presentations that have been selected by organizers to enhance the experience for the audience attending this session. Come hear critical technical Information on chassis related technology.
September 11, 2024
11:00 AM-12:30 PM CT
Schaumburg West
CV304 Powertrain: IC Engine, Aftertreatment, Hybrids Panel
Panelist: Thomas Howell - Conventional Powertrain Segment Leader
In about 2 years’ time, the Nation’s major Trucking and Powertrain OEMs will be highlighting the new technologies that will be fueled with conventional fuel with dramatically reduced Tail pipe emission. EPA/CARB 2027 brings enormous challenges to the Heavy-Duty Diesel Commercial Vehicle Industry which is already going through significant changes to meet CARB-24 regulations for their Powertrain application. For the MY-2027, HDD applications must meet 0.035g/hp-hr TP NOx, along with lower NOx emission in LLC/ Idle cycles. In addition, new regulations add additional burden on the OEMs to meet longer warranty and regulatory Reliability Targets. These emissions and durability requirements have changed the technological path/ Hybrid approach/ New Aftertreatment system for the industry and also, provided opportunities for the OEMs to meet regulations though different emission credit approaches. This panel will discuss the steps taken by each OEMs, truck manufacturer, fleets to meet the stringent CARB-2024 and EPA/CARB-2207 Emissions/Requirements – How does the diversification in the Powertrain technology helps in lower the GHG and improve the sustainability targets.
September 11, 2024
2:30 PM-3:00 PM CT
Schaumburg GH
CV403 Total Vehicle: COMVEC Total Vehicle and Mechatronics (Journal / Oral Only Presentations)
2:30 PM - 3:00 PM Extending Battery Lifetime in Commercial Vehicle Applications with AI-Powered Health Monitoring and Prediction
Presenter: Josh Orlando - Sr. Project Engineer - DFM Methodology, Dev & Cal
This session is comprised of presentations from authors of SAE's peer reviewed CV Journal paper submissions. Additional presentations have been invited by organizers to enhance the learning experience of the audience in Total Vehicle.
September 12, 2024
1:00 PM-2:30 PM CT
Schaumburg East
CV800 Executive Track: What will be the Impact of Future Regulations for On-Road and Off-Road Conventional ICE Powertrains Panel
Moderator: Stephan A. Tarnutzer - President, AVL Mobility Technologies, Inc.
On-road and off-road conventional ICE powertrains face significant challenges to meet lower greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and reduce criteria pollutants. Future regulations for Conventional ICE Powertrain Systems present a great deal of challenges to achieve lower greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions concurrent with reduced criteria pollutants emissions.
Each OEM will be developing unique strategies to tackle & meet the challenges of criteria pollutant and GHG reduction. This panel will discuss the advances in the future of ICE Powertrain Systems from Engine, Sensors/Actuators, Aftertreatment, Diagnostic and Alternative fuels perspective to address the future regulatory requirements. An additional challenge that the OEM’s and suppliers face is the investment strategy required to meet these stringent standards toward achieving a cleaner environment with sustainable energy resources.
Booth No. 4
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September 11, 2024
11:10 AM
Investigating Combustion Chamber Design Parameters for Hydrogen Adaptation of Diesel Engines: 3D CFD Study
Remi Bayet
System Development Engineer, AVL LMM S.A.S.
Booth #724 (Hall 7)
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September 13, 2024: 09:30 – 10:00
A spark ignited combustion concept for ammonia powered high-speed large engines – Test bed and 3D CFD simulation results
Dr. Shinsuke Marakami AVL List GmbH
Join us at at booth #C-3.
AVL Test System Solutions for Alternative Fuels in Large Engines
September 15-18
Grapevine, TX
Booth #305
The 42nd Brake Colloquium & Exhibition is your gateway to the forefront of braking technology and innovation. With a rich history spanning over four decades, the brightest minds in the braking industry gather, creating a platform where ideas are cultivated, and partnerships thrive.
Stop by AVL booth 305 to experience the latest in brake wear emissions equipment and technologies. Our experts will also be sharing insights into real-world scenarios, including technical sessions focused on:
- Assessing Brake Emissions: A Comprehensive Analysis of Diverse Driving Scenarios in Real-World Conditions
- Measuring Tire Abrasion and Airborne Tire Wear Emissions on an Enclosed Drum Dynamometer Following Euro 7 Guidelines
Read more about these sessions, here. We look forward to seeing you in Grapevine!
Monday, September 16
2:30 PM CT
Room High Plains 1-3
Assessing Brake Emissions: A Comprehensive Analysis of Diverse Driving Scenarios in Real-World Conditions
Michael Peter Huber, Sampsa Martikainen, Christian Wanek-Ruediger, Christoph Weidinger, Johannes Murg, AVL LIST GmbH; Peter Fischer, Graz University of Technology
A Session of "Brake Emissions Measurement and Characterization"
Braking emissions are becoming more and more the focus of the public. Fundamental questions of the quantitative detection of brake dust and its distribution in the environment, health questions are essential. This session addresses measurement technology, theory and simulation for brake emission and ways to minimize the environmental impact.
Tuesday, September 17
2:30 PM CT
Room Texoma 1-3
Measuring Tire Abrasion and Airborne Tire Wear Emissions on an Enclosed Drum Dynamometer Following Euro 7 Guidelines
Michael Peter Huber, AVL LIST GmbH; Ludwig Schubert, Daniel Heuberger, Peter Fischer, Graz University of Technology
A Session of "Testing and Measurement Methods for New Braking Technologies"
Session focuses on new laboratory and testing methods and systems for new braking technologies with presentations on electrification of braking systems, powertrain electrification and its interaction with the foundation brakes, physical validation of simulation models, and hardware-in-the-loop testing in order to discuss, and charter the path forward on testing activities, measurement methodologies, and challenges.
Booth #B.07
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Booth #190 (Hall 18)
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Booth #tbd
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Booth #tbd
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October 02, 2024
(Session Code: TMSS400)
Driving Tomorrow’s Vehicles: Avl’s Software Thermal Management Developing Process to Ensure Calibration on System Level
Michael Bires
Product Line Manager Thermal Management, AVL List GmbH
October 02, 2024
(Session Code: TMSS500)
Benefits and Challenges of Using Validated Vtms Simulation Models for Thermal Development
Marko Kolaric
Senior Technical Sales Specialist, AVL-AST d.o.o. Slovenija
Thomas Resch
Skill Area Manager, AVL LIST GmbH
Adrien Balihe
Senior Technical Sales Specialist, AVL List GmbH