Workshop: The Future of Modeling and Simulation for Internal Combustion Engines

1741545 Kokjohn该奖项部分支持题为“内燃机建模和仿真的未来”的研讨会。该研讨会将于2017年6月14日至15日由威斯康星大学麦迪逊分校发动机研究中心主办。在可预见的未来，内燃机仍将是运输的主要动力来源。因此，提高发动机燃烧性能预测的基础知识和能力是至关重要的。本次研讨会的目的是确定发动机燃烧模型的未来研究方向，以帮助行业实现未来车辆效率目标，同时降低排放。交通部门占环境污染物排放的很大一部分。在世界各地，来自发动机的污染物排放由政府机构监管。这些标准直接影响发动机设计过程、发动机成本和技术投资。发动机燃烧是一个极其复杂的过程，涉及瞬态、多相、化学反应流。预测发动机燃烧性能的能力是非常重要的。本次研讨会将确定当前建模和模拟方法中的不足之处，并有针对性地解决这些不足之处。研讨会将由不同的利益相关者参加，包括行业，软件公司和学术界。

1741545 KokjohnThis award is to partially support the workshop entitled, The Future of Modeling and Simulation for Internal Combustion Engines. The workshop will be hosted by the Engine Research Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison, June 14 to 15, 2017. Internal combustion engines will remain the primary power source for transportation in the foreseeable future. It is critical to advance the fundamental knowledge and capability to predict engine combustion performance. The objective of this workshop is to identify the future research directions in engine combustion modeling in order to help the industry meet future vehicle efficiency targets with low emissions.The transportation sector accounts for a significant portion of pollutant emissions to the environment. Throughout the world, pollutant emissions from engines are regulated by government agencies. These standards directly influence the engine design process, engine cost, and technology investment. Engine combustion is an extremely complex process, involving transient, multi-phase, chemically reacting flows. The ability to predict engine combustion performance is of great importance. This workshop will identify areas of deficiency in current modeling and simulation approaches and enable targeted efforts to address these deficiencies. The workshop will be attended by diverse stakeholders, including the industry, software companies, and academia.