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Technical University of Munich

Piston Engines II

Lecturer (assistant)
Malte Jaensch [L]
Maximilian Prager
Evelyn Flesch
Number 0000000982
Type lecture
Duration 3 SWS
Term Sommersemester 2024
Language of instruction German
Position within curricula See TUMonline
Dates See TUMonline

Admission information

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Objectives

After participating in the module events, the student is able to
... understand the thermodynamic basics of engines and transfer them to the complexity of engine relationships.
... to understand actuators and sensors in the engine.
... to analyze the engine behavior in the form of mathematical models and to evaluate the validity of different engine models.
... understand the effects of engine control changes on both petrol and diesel engines. ... apply methods of DoE processes.
... evaluate the effort and complexity of optimization tasks.

Description

- Thermodynamic Basics and combustion
- Combustion system Development and charging
- Explanation of basic relationships regarding engine settings and emissions
- 0D/1D/3D simulation of internal combustion engines
- phaenomenological Models
- presentation of selsctet actuators and sensors
- design and structure of engine control unit
- design and structure of ECU-Software
- presentation of application process and test bench equipment
- presentation of DoE-Processes and statistical test planning
- derivation of opmiziation strategies

Prerequisites

Piston Engiens I

Teaching and learning methods

In the lecture, the teaching content is conveyed using lectures, presentations and tablet PCs. The theory is supported by use cases. Experiences and problems from practice are presented and discussed.

Examination

written examination

Recommended literature

Reif, Konrad (2020): Dieselmotor-Management. 6. Aufl. Springer Vieweg Wiesbaden
Reif, Konrad (2014): Ottomotor-Management. 4. Aufl. Springer Vieweg Wiesbaden

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