Program Overview

shaping change – a dialog between research and industry on electric vehicle drives.

The evolution of mobility is in full swing. Political environmental objectives and the digitalisation of society and industry are key drivers of electromobility. The future drivetrain will be determined by the further development and integration of new technologies.

The E-MOTIVE expert forum on 12-13 September, 2018 is focused on these issues and offers experts from research and industry a platform for dialogue.

Around 250 participants and top speakers from the automotive industry and subcontractors as well as leading research institutes will come together to discuss current topics and trends in the field of electric vehicle drives. You can expect the results of current research projects from the E-MOTIVE innovation network and reports from leading companies on experiences from industrial practice.

The Program Committee

Wednesday 12. September 2018
10:00 Opening
Dr. Tobias Böhm
Head of Electrified Drivetrain, Group Research Volkswagen AG,
chair Board E-MOTIVE
10:15 Sustainable Mobility in Stuttgart
Fritz Kuhn
Lord Mayor Stuttgart

Keynotes

Session chair: Dr. Tobias Böhm, Volkswagen AG
10:45 Powertrain Electrification @Bosch
Ralf Schmid
Senior Vice President, Electric Axles and Motors,
Robert Bosch GmbH
11:15 EQ – Electrifying mobility
Wilko A. Stark
Vice President Daimler and Mercedes-Benz Cars Strategy & Head of CASE,
Daimler AG
11:45 Enabling electromobility – key factors for success
Dr. Otmar Scharrer
Vice President Corporate Research and Advanced Engineering,
MAHLE International GmbH
12:15

Lunch Break
13:15
Session 1: Drive Systems 1
Electric All-Wheel Drive: How to Make Use of the Over-Actuation of Electrified Vehicles
Jan Kohlhoff, Schaeffler Engineering Gmbh
Session 2: Battery
Thermal management for fast charging of Li-ion batteries
André Loges, Mahle International GmbH
13:45
Session 1: Drive Systems 1
The new plug-in hybrid module as an addition to the AUDI S tronic gearbox family
Jakob van der Meer, Volkswagen AG
Session 2: Battery
Thermal Design and Management of LIB: The Interaction Between Internal Cell Structure and Efficient External Temperature Control
Dominic J. Becker, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Institute of Thermal Process Engineering (TVT), Germany
14:15
Session 1: Drive Systems 1
Noise and Efficiency Characteristics of HighRev Transmissions in Electric Vehicles
Daniel Schweigert, Technical University of Munich, Institute of Machine Elements (FZG), Germany
Session 2: Battery
Assessing battery safety using a combined simulation approach from cell to vehicle level
Dr. Bernhard Brunnsteiner, AVL List GmbH
14:45
Session 1: Drive Systems 1
Alternative Drive Systems for Inland Waterway Transport and Yachting
Dr.-Ing. Marco Jung, Fraunhofer-Institute for Energy Economics and Energy System Technology (IEE), Germany
Session 2: Battery
A physically model-based approach to predict lithium deposition in lithium-ion cells
Seyedmehdi Hosseininasab, RWTH Aachen University, Institute for Combustion Engines (VKA), Germany
15:15

Coffee Break
15:45
Session 3: E-Motor
Novel and Fast Design Method for E-Machine Spray Cooling Systems
Ludwig Berger, CFD Schuck Ingenieur gesellschaft mbH
Session 4: Drive Systems 2
Modeling of Dynamic Electric Drive Systems
Prof. Ansgar Ackva, University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt, Technology Transfer Center for E-Mobility (TTZ-EMO), Germany
16:15
Session 3: E-Motor
Scalable Axial Flux Motor with Standard Core Laminations
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Alexander Kleimaier, Landshut University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Session 4: Drive Systems 2
Chances and Challenges of Li-ION powered Fork-Lift Trucks
Dr. Joachim Hirth, Linde Material Handling GmbH
16:45
Session 3: E-Motor
Concept Study of the DEREX E-Machine
Dr.-Ing. Yves Gemeinder, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Institute for Electrical Energy Conversion (EW), Germany
Session 4: Drive Systems 2
Thermal Management in Electric Powertrain Development – Bridging the gap between component and drive cycle system simulation
Philipp Laaber, Magna Powertrain Engineering Center Steyr GmbH & Co. KG
17:15
Session 3: E-Motor
Influence of Thermal Contact Resistance on the Cooling of Electric Drive Motors
Moritz Künzler, Daimler AG
Session 4: Drive Systems 2
Electrification Concepts & Strategies for Light-Duty Commercial Vehicles – Potential for Technology Transfer from Passenger Cars and Requirements for Building a Mass Market
Max Wojtynia, P3 automotive GmbH
17:45

End of presentation day 1

Evening event – Tour followed by dinner at the Mercedes-Benz Museum
Thursday, 13. September 2018
09:00
Session 5: Manufacturing Technology
Optimized stators with form bar winding / hairpin for asynchronous machines
Dr. Andreas Eilenberger, Miba AG
Session 6: Power electronics
General Power Electronics Requirements
Urs Böhme, Daimler AG
09:30
Session 5: Manufacturing Technology
TERRAMAG® Light: A Family of CorrosionResistant NdFeB Permanent Magnet Materials with Reduced Dy and Tb Concentrations
Nicolas Kropff, BEC Gesellschaft für Produktmanagement mbH
Session 6: Power electronics
Air-Cooled Inverter Concepts with Wide Bandgap Power Semiconductors for Auxiliary Drives
Urs Obernolte, Lenze SE
10:00
Session 5: Manufacturing Technology
High-Performance Cast Rotors
David Schmitz, Breuckmann eMobility GmbH
Session 6: Power electronics
Highly Compact Galvanically Coupled DC/DC Converters for Modular Drive Trains
Arne Hendrik Wienhausen, RWTH Aachen University, Institute for Power Electronics and Electrical Drives (ISEA), Germany
10:30
Session 5: Manufacturing Technology
Forging Advantages: Cost-Effective High-Performance Components for Electric Powertrains
Robert Filgertshofer, Hirschvogel Automotive Group
Session 6: Power electronics
Mechatronic integration of power electronic systems in harsh environments
Thomas Schriefer, Fraunhofer-Institute for Integrated Systems and Device Technology (IISB), Germany
11:00

Coffee Break
11:30
Session 7: Mechanical and mechatronic system
Technologies for Shielding Electro-Magnetic Radiation in Plastic Housings
Volker Schroiff, Freudenberg Sealing Technologies GmbH & Co. KG
Session 8: Applications and Experience
The future of battery production
Sebastian Wolf, The Boston Consulting Group GmbH
12:00
Session 7: Mechanical and mechatronic system
Electric Aircrafts – Driven by a Gearbox, of Course
Dr.-Ing. Albert J. Wimmer, Isar Getriebetechnik KG
Session 8: Applications and Experience
From Concept to Production – Electric Epicyclic Transmission/b>
Dr. Artur Grunwald, GKN Driveline International GmbH
12:30
Session 7: Mechanical and mechatronic system
Dedicated E-Drive Fluids – Challenges of Electric Drivetrains to Lubricants and Coolants, Opportunities to increase Energy Efficiency by Newly Developed Combifluids
Bernhard Hagemann, FUCHS SCHMIERSTOFFE GmbH
Session 8: Applications and Experience
Holistic CO2 analysis – powertrain-related key influences
Dr. Oliver Ludwig, Volkswagen AG
13:00
Session 7: Mechanical and mechatronic system
Systematic Development of a Dismantlable Battery Module
Ramona Singer, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) – Institute of production Science (wbk), Germany
Session 8: Applications and Experience
EV Battery Technology and Charging Strategy
Manfred Herrmann, Opel Automobile GmbH
13:30

Lunch Break

Plenary Session

Session Chair: Alexander Raßmann, Forschungsvereinigung Antriebstechnik e.V. (FVA)
Reithalle
14:30 epowered by Bosch – Electric powertrain systems for urban mobility solutions
Martin Holzmann, Robert Bosch GmbH
15:00 Inductive Charging – Key Technology for Future Mobility
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Nejila Parspour, University of Stuttgart – Institute of Electrical Energy Conversion (IEW), Germany
15:30 Transformation of Powertrain
Thomas Lüdiger, FEV Consulting GmbH
16:00

End of Conference

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