Program

Let yourself be inspired by top-class keynote speeches and trailblazing specialist presentations. Use the breaks and the evening event for in-depth discussions and to make contacts away from “day-to-day business”.

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Gaseous fuels

Moderation

Dr. Heiner Bülte
Senior Manager Performance & Electronic System, DEUTZ AG, Germany

Medium-speed engine techno­logy for hydrogen fuel

Dr. Rune Nordrik
Senior Principal R&D Engineer, Bergen Engines AS, Norway

Coauthors: Kristian Kjærandsen, Olav Øyvind Førde, Bergen Engines AS, Norway

Session: Gaseous fuels

Development of a hydrogen-fueled active pre-chamber for a high-speed large bore size engine appli­cation

André Barroso
Chief Engineer, Ricardo UK Ltd, United Kingdom

Coauthors: Richard Penning, Ricardo UK Ltd, United Kingdom; Premsyl Kuchar, Martin Kratky, Jaroslav Keprta, Martin Krajicek, Filip Hromadnik, Ricardo Prague s.r.o., Czech Republic

Session: Gaseous fuels

Hydrogen engines for non-road heavy-duty applica­tions: experi­mental insights and challenges

Peter Kappacher
University Project Assistant, Institute of Thermodynamics and Sustainable Propulsion Systems (ITnA), Graz University of Technology, Austria

Coauthors: David Schneider, Dr. Paul Christoforetti, Stefan Plöckinger, Institute of Thermodynamics and Sustainable Propulsion Systems (ITnA), Graz University of Technology, Austria; Peter Günter, Hannes Unterholzner, Liebherr AG, Switzerland; Andreas Erlenmayer, Umicore AG & Co. KG, Germany; Stefan Zeiler, Technical University of Leoben, Austria

Session: Gaseous fuels

From knock sensiti­vity to efficiency optimi­zation: experi­mental analysis on a modern HD gas engine

Dr. Stefano Golini
Innovation Specialist, FPT Industrial S.p.A., Italy

Coauthors: Dr. Sergio Giordana, Dr. Nicola Rapetto, FPT Industrial S.p.A., Italy; Dr. Davide Di Domenico, Dr. Chiara Guido, Dr. Pierpaolo Napolitano, CNR STEMS, Italy

Session: Gaseous fuels

Refreshment break with coffee and tea in the exhibition area

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Components & Exhaust after­treatment

Moderation

Rolf Brück
Managing Director, Emitec Technologies GmbH, Germany

Quantifying oil trans­port mecha­nisms and oil con­sumption in a hydrogen engine using a physics-based digital twin

Dr. Philipp Köser
Senior Expert & Technical Lead MHD PCU, MAHLE GmbH, Germany

Coauthors: Xinlin Zhong, PhD, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA

Session: Components & Exhaust after­treatment

Valve seat inserts and valve guides made of high-perfor­mance sintered materials for heavy-duty ICE

Dr. Christopher Schaak
Head of R&D, BleiStahl Services GmbH & Co. KG, Germany

Coauthors: Tim Cornelsen, Nick de Jong, Dr. Christopher Rynio, Anna Seyfarth, BleiStahl Services GmbH & Co. KG, Germany

Session: Components & Exhaust after­treatment

Impact of engine scaling on tor­sional dynamics and damping require­ments in emerging power gene­ration drive­trains

Dr. Andreas Thalhammer
Manager TVC & Digital Development, Geislinger GmbH, Austria

Session: Components & Exhaust after­treatment

High-temperature stable EATS with vana­date SCR for stage V appli­cation: a field experience

Dr. Olivier Sonntag
Business Unit Manager, Mobile Emissions Catalysts, Interkat Catalyst GmbH, Germany

Coauthors: Dr. Matthias Geist, Dr. Jörg Spengler, Interkat Catalyst GmbH, Germany; Dr. Andreas Wegmann, Michael Walter, J.M. Voith SE & Co. KG, Germany; Prof. Dr. Werner Müller, Technical University of Kaiserslautern, Germany

Session: Components & Exhaust after­treatment

Lunch in the exhibition area

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AI-assisted develop­ment

Dr. Marco Warth
Vice President Corporate Research and Advanced Engineering (CR), MAHLE International GmbH, Germany

ECU-deployable compressed data-driven power­train models for HD appli­cations

Louis Weller
Research Associate, Institute of Automotive Engineering Stuttgart (IFS), University of Stuttgart, Germany

Coauthors: Dirk Itzen, Prof. Dr. André Casal Kulzer, Institute of Automotive Engineering Stuttgart (IFS), University of Stuttgart, Germany; Dr. Qirui Yang, Dr. Michael Grill, FKFS Research Institute for Automotive Engineering and Powertrain Systems Stuttgart, Germany

Session: AI-assisted develop­ment

How to tame the hydrogen flame – tools to investi­gate load limiting combustion anomalies

Jonathan Ziegler
Development Engineer Thermodynamics, Daimler Truck AG, Germany

Coauthors: Dr. Amer Avdić, Daimler Truck AG, Germany

Session: AI-assisted develop­ment

AI-supported develop­ment methodo­logy for the hydrogen combustion engine

Kai Liu
Consultant for AI, Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany

Coauthors: Thomas Burtsche, Thomas Middel, Thomas Thiel, Robert Bosch GmbH, Germany

Session: AI-assisted develop­ment

Summary of the conference and closing remarks

Prof. Dr. Michael Günthner
Head of Institute, Institute of Vehicle Propulsion Systems (LAF), University of Kaiserslautern-Landau (RPTU), Germany

Dr. Alexander Heintzel
Editor-in-Chief ATZ | MTZ Group, Springer Nature, Germany