Facing the Challenge of Future CO2 Targets:
Impact on European Passenger Car Technologies
Thursday, 18 June 2009 Opening of Registration Welcome Address F. Profumo, Rector, Politecnico Torino; A. Barberis, Honorary President of SAE Torino Group, Turin Chamber of Commerce; and T. Ryan, SAE 2008 President and Institute Engineer, SWRI Plenary Session Chairman: R. Rinolfi, Fiat Powertrain Technologies The EU Commission Perspective — G. Mattino, EC - DG Enterprise & Industry Are Driving Cycles Representative of Real-World Conditions? — T. Woll, Daimler Networking Break The Contribution of Infomobility towards a Sustainable Mobility — M. Mauro, Centro Ricerche Fiat Strategies for the Worldwide Race to CO2 Reduction — A. Greaney, Ricardo Discussion: Facing the Challenge of Future CO2 Targets — Led by R. Rinolfi, Plenary Session Chairman Advanced Powertrains Session Aerodynamics and its Contribution Chairman: M. Bargende, to CO2 Reduction Session Chairman: A. Cogotti, SAE Fellow The Contribution of Cooling Air Flow to Fuel Powertrain Technologies for CO 2 Reduction —L. Consumption of Passengers Cars — T. Kuthada, IVK/ Bernard, Fiat Powertrain TechnologiesFerrari Aerodynamic Approach to Environmental Issues: Diesel Engines Right-sizing for Optimal NOx and How Ferrari is Facing the Challenges Arising from CO2 Emissions— G. Boretto, GM Powertrain Europe Environmental Issues for its Future Road Cars — F. Cannizzo, Ferrari – Italy An Approach to Compare Advanced Powertrains Relationship between Real World Fuel Consumption and to Rate Customer’s Benefit for Small Vehicles and Aerodynamic Improvements — A. Broniewicz, T. — M. Horn, J. Neubeck, J. Wiedemann IVK/FKFS, Walker, T. Hadzianagnostakis, Volvo Car CorporationPotentials of Downsizing and Friction Reduction for Aerodynamics Development Strategies for Reduction of Future CO2 Scenarios — H. Busch, FEV Vehicle CO2 Emissions — M. Islam, Audi AG A Numerical Method for the Aerodynamic Optimization MULTIAIR and High Efficiency Engines — D. Micelli, of Road Vehicles and its Application in the Development of New Vehicles —R.Tregnago, Centro Ricerche Fiat Discussion: Advanced Powertrain Technologies Discussion: Aerodynamics Technologies Addressing Addressing Future CO2 Targets — Led by M. Future CO2 Targets — Led by A. Cogotti, Session Networking Break Lab Tour — GM Powertrain and Politecnico Labs
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Program Organized by: Federico Millo, Politecnico di Torino; Giovanni Cipolla, GM Powertrain Europe; Mauro Velardocchia, Politecnico di Torino; Antonello Cogotti, SAE Fellow; Marzio Bianchi, SAE Turin Group Secretary Friday, 19 June 2009 Hybrids & Powertrain Electrification Session Car & Transmissions Concepts Session Chairman: G. Cipolla, GM Powertrain Europe Chairman: J. Wiedemann, IVK/ FKFS-Universität Stuttgart Pathways for Reducing Vehicle CO2 Emissions Vehicle Technologies for CO Based on Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid Propulsion 2 Reduction — L. Orofino, Concepts — Z. Filipi, University of Michigan Nissan's Comprehensive CO2 Reduction Approach Weight Optimization in Car Body Engineering — S. with Several Propulsion Systems — S. Yonetamari, General Motors Advanced Propulsion Strategy— The Phylla Project — N. DiGiusto, Centro Ricerche Fiat M. Cisternino, GM Powertrain EuropePininfarina Bluecar: Concept and Design 2 Emissions Reduction: The Hybrid Challenge — — G. Cartia, Pininfarina Networking Break Electrification of Powertrain a solution for CO2 Mechanical Improvement on Vehicle Friction — D. Reduction: HEV, PHEV, EV, Energy Storage and Transformation — P. Leteinturier, Infineon Status and Trends of Li-Ion Battery Technology for Efficiency of a Wet DCT for a High Performance Automotive Applications — Speaker TBD, SAFT / Vehicle: Sensitivity Analysis and Measurements — C. Torrelli, C. Cavallino, F. Viotto, Oerlikon-GrazianoFlywheel-Based Hybrid Systems — J. Hilton, Flybrid Innovative Powershift AMT Concept — A. Serrarens, Drive Train Innovation, F. Amisano, Magneti MarelliTransmission and Drive Line Simulator for the CO Discussion: Powertrain Technologies Addressing Challenge — D. Gagne, LMS Future CO2 Targets — Led by G. Cipolla, Session Discussion: Vehicle Technologies Addressing Future CO2 Targets — Led by J. Wiedemann, Session Chairman Bio- and Alternative Fuels Session Tires Session Chairman: F. Millo, Politecnico di Torino Chairman: M. Velardocchia, Politecnico di Torino Concepts, Potentials and Challenges for SI-Engines EC Regulatory Trends in Tire Development — M. with Hydrogen and Hydrogen-Enriched Gases — H.Eichelseder, D. Leitner, C. Skalla, TU GrazThe Role of Natural Gas in the Future Scenario of Tire and Environmental Evolutionary Scenario — D. Alternative Fuels — A. Gerini, Fiat Powertrain Technologies Simulative Optimization of a 3-Cylinder CNG Engine Tire Modeling for Wear Minimization — F. Cheli, F. Within a Parallel Hybrid Powertrain — D. Boland, M. Braghin, S. Melzi, Politecnico di MilanoBargende, IVK University of Stuttgart, H.J. Berner, FKFSNetworking Break Oil-Free Zone in the Province of Trento (Italy): the Case of Primiero and Vanoy Community — A. Bioplastic Opportunities In Automotive — C. Bastioli, Fuganti, Centro Ricerche Fiat, L. Zeni, P. Secco, . Fontana, ACSM Primiero, A. Marella, University of PaduaWell-to-Wheels CO 2 Reduction with Biofuels — Tire Development —Speaker TBD, Pirelli B.M. Vaglieco, Istituto Motori C.N.R., Naples — Italy SI Engines Fueling with E85: Challenges and Opportunities with 2nd Generation Bio-Ethanol — Michelin Tyre Development — Speaker TBD, Michelin A. Vassallo, GM Powertrain Europe Discussion: Bio- and Alternative Fuels Addressing Future CO2 Targets — Led by F. Millo, Tire Pressure Monitoring System — T. Hannon, TRW Discussion: Tires Technologies Addressing Future CO Targets — Led by M. Velardocchia, Session Chairman
Program Organized by: Federico Millo, Politecnico di Torino; Giovanni Cipolla, GM Powertrain Europe; Mauro Velardocchia, Politecnico di Torino; Antonello Cogotti, SAE Fellow; Marzio Bianchi, SAE Turin Group Secretary
Program Organized by: Federico Millo, Politecnico di Torino; Giovanni Cipolla, GM Powertrain Europe; Mauro Velardocchia, Politecnico di Torino; Antonello Cogotti, SAE Fellow; Marzio Bianchi, SAE Turin Group Secretary
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