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19-20 May
9th International Conference on Turbochargers and Turbocharging
London, UK
Emissions legislation and the need to reduce CO2 and fuel consumption are the major market drivers in the transport and industry sectors. In these sectors, the key product is the turbocharged internal combustion (IC) engine. In order to meet legislation, the IC engine needs to evolve and advances in the turbocharging system will enable cleaner power more efficiently. Ever more stringent market drivers are pushing the technology further and this conference will focus on how industry can respond to the these challenges, focussing on flow range, pressure ratio, efficiency response, reliability, durability and compactness.
www.imeche.org/events/c1302
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26 - 27 May
Diesel engines: facing the competitive challenges
Rouen, France
This event, held every two years, gets a lot of good speakers from the French OEMs. And if you’re working in diesel powertrain development, it probably pays to understand how Renault and PSA Peugeot Citroën are doing things. You can look forward to papers on future combustion concepts, gas exchange, simulation and calibration tools and prospective market developments.
www.sia.fr
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30 May - 4 June
FISITA World Automotive Congress
Budapest, Hungary
The theme is cars and sustainability, and the aim is to provide engineers with the knowledge to push forward the development of cleaner, safer, more attractive vehicles. Topics will include testing and simulation, among many others.
www.fisita2010.com
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7 - 10 June
Transport Research Arena Conference
Brussels, Belgium
Conference focusing on how
European transport can
become cleaner, safer and
smarter. Wide-ranging
debates will include
intelligent transport systems,
accident prevention
and analysis. More
than 1,000
people are
expected to
attend from all
parts of the
automotive
industry in Europe.
www.traconference.eu
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8 - 9 June
9th International Symposium on Combustion Dynamics
Baden-Baden, Germany
All the talk in the industry
may be about the
electrification of the
powertrain but the
combustion engine still has
a significant role. This
symposium will look closely
at the combustion chamber,
gas exchange, fuel mixture
and exhaust aftertreatment,
and the increased research
engineers are doing.
www.verbrennungsdiagnostik.de
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17 - 18 June
Second German Electric Vehicles Congress
Bonn, Germany
Germany's biggest conference on electric mobility. Speakers from the following companies have already been confirmed: BMW, Daimler, Volkswagen, Siemens, RWE, BYD, Renault/Nissan, Bosch, Ford, Ernst & Young, Roland Berger and many more.
www.e-mobil-kongress.de
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22 - 23 June
Transmissions in Vehicles 2010
Friedrichshafen, Germany
The CO2 problem will be at
the centre of discussions
but, if you’re interested in
the potential of dual-clutch
transmissions or
want to know
what the
future holds
for automatic
development,
then this event
is for you. Other
areas of interest are: allwheel
drive’s potential to
reduce fuel consumption,
hybrid technology’s growth,
and how networking cars
can be further explored.
www.vdi-wissensforum.de
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22 - 26 August
10th International Symposium on Advanced Vehicle Control
Loughborough, UK
Handling, suspension and
powertrain will be at
the core of this
symposium. But
speakers will
also be giving
papers on
alternative
propulsion, energy
efficiency and
intelligent transport
systems. Confirmed
speakers include engineers
from Toyota, Daimler and
Volvo.
www.lboro.ac.uk/departments/tt/avec10
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