CD-adapco is pleased to announce the 17th annual Internal Combustion Engine workshop being held on April 15 at the Inn at St. John's in Plymouth, Michigan. This workshop is a great opportunity to come together with colleagues in industry, academia, and your partners at CD-adapco to discuss the latest in the field of in- cylinder engine simulation.

Presenters from our customers and partners will showcase recent work in the field of in-cylinder flow and combustion CFD analysis, including knock and emissions formation. Additionally, presentations from CD-adapco will provide insight on the current development road map and exciting new capabilities in our product pipeline.

Confirmed Presentations Include:

• CFD Optimization for Combustion System Development - Yangbing Zeng, GM Powertrain
• LES of Flow and Combustion in Spark-Ignition Engines - Dan Haworth, Pennsylvania State University
• Development of Advanced Models and Methods for the Analysis of SI In-Cylinder Processes - Stefano Fontanesi, University of Modena
• Application of Advanced Models and Methods for the Analysis of SI In-Cylinder Processes - Giuseppe Cicalese, R&D CFD
• In-Cylinder Applications in STAR-CCM+® - Patrick Niven, CD-adapco
• Understanding Anomalous Behavior in GDI Sprays Using CFD - David Schmidt, University of Massachusetts Amherst
• State of the Art Modeling of Spark Ignited and Diesel Combustion: Application and Validation - Marc Zellat, CD- adapco
• Modeling ICE combustion with complex chemistry in STAR-CCM+ - Rajesh Rawat, CD-adapco
• Investigations on the Impact of the Wall Film Formation on Particle Emissions for a Gasoline PFI Engine, Thomas Lauer, Vienna University of Technology

CD-adapco's IC engine experts and support staff will be available for further discussions throughout this event.

This event is free, but registration is required. Visit our event page for further details.