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Registration<br />

6 th <strong>FKFS</strong>-<strong>Conference</strong><br />

<strong>FKFS</strong>, Universität Stuttgart, 9th-10th October <strong>2007</strong><br />

Fax +49 711 685 -65632<br />

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Participation Fee: 850 € (+ 19% VAT)<br />

Including handout as book, lunch and coffee. In case of cancellation<br />

after 15 September <strong>2007</strong> full participation fee will be charged.<br />

Payment:<br />

by banktransfer after invoice by credit card<br />

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Student (free entry without any additional services)<br />

Information<br />

6th <strong>FKFS</strong> <strong>Conference</strong><br />

Progress in Vehicle <strong>Aerodynamic</strong>s and Thermal Management<br />

9th-10th October <strong>2007</strong><br />

Organised by: <strong>FKFS</strong> – Research Institute of Automotive Engineering<br />

and Vehicle Engines Stuttgart<br />

Prof. Dr.-Ing. J. Wiedemann<br />

Location: Universität Stuttgart, Campus Stuttgart-Vaihingen,<br />

Pfaffenwaldring 7, D-70569 Stuttgart<br />

Lectures: Lecture hall V7.03<br />

Technical Exhibits:<br />

Suppliers of engineering services, measurement equipment and components<br />

present their latest developments in the lobby of the lecture hall.<br />

9th October <strong>2007</strong>: 8.30 to 16.30<br />

10th October <strong>2007</strong>: 8.30 to 17.30<br />

Hotel Information:<br />

Dorint Hotel Fontana, Vollmoellerstraße 5, 70563 Stuttgart<br />

Phone +49 711 730-0, Fax +49 711 730-2525,<br />

single-room 129-145 €, breakfast 18 €<br />

Stuttgart Marriott Hotel Sindelfingen, Mahdentalstraße 68,<br />

71065 Sindelfingen, Phone +49 7031 696-0, Fax +49 7031 696-880,<br />

single-room 153,50-175 €, breakfast 18,50 €<br />

Relexa Waldhotel Schatten, Magstadter Straße, 70569 Stuttgart,<br />

Phone +49 711 6867-0, Fax +49 711 6867-999, single-room 115 €,<br />

breakfast included<br />

Hotel Vaihingen, Heßbrühlstraße 57, 70565 Stuttgart,<br />

Phone +49 711 7839-0, Fax +49 711 7839-393,<br />

single-room 85 €, breakfast included<br />

Please do the reservation by yourself. Thank you.<br />

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By car:<br />

Driving on the Autobahn, at the »Autobahnkreuz Stuttgart« (Stuttgart<br />

motorway interchange) follow the sign »Stuttgart Zentrum« (Stuttgart<br />

Center). Leave the Autobahn at »Ausfahrt Universität« (Exit University)<br />

and drive according to the road map.<br />

By plane:<br />

From Stuttgart Airport take the S-Bahn (City Train) S2 or S3 in the<br />

direction of »Zentrum« (Center). Leave the train at the station<br />

»Universität« (University).<br />

By City Train (»S-Bahn«)<br />

Arriving by train, at »Hauptbahnhof« (Central Station) take the S-Bahn<br />

(City Train) S1(Böblingen/Herrenberg), S2 (Vaihingen/Flughafen) or<br />

S3 (Vaihingen/Flughafen). Leave the train at the station »Universität«<br />

(University); travel time are approximately 10 minutes.<br />

Information and contact:<br />

<strong>FKFS</strong> - Forschungsinstitut für Kraftfahrwesen und Fahrzeugmotoren<br />

Stuttgart | Pfaffenwaldring 12 | 70569 Stuttgart | Germany<br />

Phone +49 711 685 - 65601 | Fax +49 711 685 - 65632<br />

aerodynamics-conference@fkfs.de | www.fkfs.de<br />

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6 th <strong>FKFS</strong>-<strong>Conference</strong><br />

Progress in Vehicle <strong>Aerodynamic</strong>s<br />

and Thermal Management<br />

9 th -10 th October <strong>2007</strong><br />

<strong>FKFS</strong><br />

Universität Stuttgart


Programme<br />

Tuesday, 9 th October <strong>2007</strong><br />

Both vehicle aerodynamics and thermal management have great impact<br />

on fuel consumption and emission. Following the recent political discussions<br />

for new regulations and also the demands of car drivers for<br />

saving fuel costs and improved comfort great effort is needed to<br />

fulfil the requirements. Innovative approaches must be developed.<br />

New design solutions in both fi elds are necessary and therefore also the<br />

relevant development tools have to be improved. Moreover, shorter<br />

development times are required to satisfy the ever changing market.<br />

The conference is an ideal forum in which to present and discuss advances<br />

in engineering technology, i.e. wind tunnel techniques, external<br />

and unsteady aerodynamics, aeroacoustics, thermal management and<br />

engine cooling.<br />

8 00 Registration<br />

9 00 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jochen Wiedemann, IVK/<strong>FKFS</strong><br />

Welcome and Introduction<br />

9 15 Key Note<br />

Dipl.-Ing. Ralf Hoffmann, Ford-Werke GmbH<br />

Contribution of <strong>Aerodynamic</strong>s and Thermal<br />

Management to Automotive Fuel Economy<br />

THERMAL MANAGEMENT AND ENGINE COOLING I<br />

Chairman: Dr.-Ing. Frank Lippke, Valeo GmbH<br />

10 00 Dr.-Ing. Peter Ambros, Modine Europe GmbH<br />

Thermal System Development – Process and Tools<br />

10 30 Dr.-Ing. Thomas Heckenberger, Dipl.-Ing. Ronald Gneiting<br />

Behr Group<br />

Virtual Thermal Management in Cars – Requirements<br />

and Implementation<br />

11 00 Break for Coffee<br />

WIND TUNNEL TECHNIQUES<br />

Chairman: Dr.-Ing. Jorg-Dieter Vagt<br />

11 30 Dr.-Ing. Jürg Müller, Dr.-Ing. Peter Aschwanden,<br />

Dr.-Ing. Jürg Wildi, RUAG Aerospace<br />

Challenges in Wind Tunnel Testing<br />

12 00 Dipl.-Ing. Tim Walker, Alexander Broniewicz<br />

Volvo Cars Corporation<br />

Wind Tunnel Upgrade<br />

12 30 Dipl.-Ing. Oliver Beland, IVK/<strong>FKFS</strong><br />

Buffeting Suppression Technologies for Automotive<br />

Wind Tunnels tested on a Scale Model<br />

13 00 Lunch<br />

UNSTEADY AERODYNAMICS<br />

Chairman: Dr.-Ing. Jürg Müller, RUAG Aerospace<br />

14 30 Phil Newnham, Loughborough University;<br />

Dr. Jeff Howell, Tata Motors European Technical Centre<br />

The Effect of Free Stream Turbulence on Road<br />

Vehicle <strong>Aerodynamic</strong>s<br />

15 00 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Makoto Tsubokura, University of Tokio<br />

Takuji Nakashima, Prof. Nobuyuki Oshima, Kozo Kitoh,<br />

Dr. Huilai Zhang, Keiji Onishi, Prof. Toshio Kabayashi<br />

High Performance Computing for the Assessment<br />

of Unsteady <strong>Aerodynamic</strong> Forces on Vehicles Using<br />

Large Eddy Simulation<br />

15 30 Dipl.-Ing. David Schröck, Dipl.-Ing.Nils Widdecke,<br />

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jochen Wiedemann IVK/<strong>FKFS</strong><br />

On Road Wind Conditions Experienced by a Moving<br />

Vehicle<br />

16 00 Break for Coffee<br />

16 20 Transfer to <strong>FKFS</strong><br />

DEMONSTRATIONS<br />

16 30 Acoustic Demonstrations, Acoustic Lab<br />

Thermal Management/Brake Cooling, Thermal Wind<br />

Tunnel<br />

Flow Field/Augmented Reality, Model Scale Wind<br />

Tunnel<br />

Ground Simulation, Full Scale Aeroacoustic Wind Tunnel<br />

CFD Visualisation, Virtual Reality Environment<br />

18 30 Buffet Dinner<br />

21 00 End<br />

Wednesday,10 th October <strong>2007</strong><br />

8 50 Dr.-Ing. Jorg-Dieter Vagt<br />

Warm-Up<br />

THERMAL MANAGEMENT AND ENGINE COOLING II<br />

Chairman: Dr. Anthony Baxendale, MIRA Ltd.<br />

9 00 Dr. Martin Jones, Dr. Anthony Baxendale<br />

MIRA Ltd.<br />

An Integrated Approach to Compact Electric Vehicle<br />

Thermal Management<br />

9 30 Dipl.-Ing. Ernst-Peter Weidmann, Dr.-Ing. Thomas Binner,<br />

Dr.-Ing. Heinrich Reister, DaimlerChrysler AG<br />

Experimental and Numerical Investigations of<br />

Thermal Soak<br />

10 00 Dipl.-Ing. Andreas Koller, Dipl.-Ing. Ralf Häßler,<br />

Dipl.-Ing. Michael Pfadenhauer, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG<br />

Transient Simulation of a V8-Engine Cooling System<br />

10 30 Dipl.-Ing. Thomas Schütz, Dr.-Ing. Timo Kuthada,<br />

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jochen Wiedemann, IVK/<strong>FKFS</strong>;<br />

Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Wickern, Audi AG<br />

A Numerical Approach to Break Disc Cooling<br />

11 00 Break for Coffee<br />

AEROACOUSTICS<br />

Chairman: Dr. rer.nat. Reinhard Blumrich, IVK/<strong>FKFS</strong><br />

11 30 Dipl.-Ing. Frank Ullrich, BMW Group<br />

New Possibilities for Aeroacoustic Optimisation in the<br />

Underbody Region of Vehicles<br />

12 00 Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Algermissen, DaimlerChrysler AG<br />

Aeroacoustics of the New Mercedes Benz CL-Class<br />

12 30 Dipl.-Phys. Hans Miehling, Dipl.-Ing. Norbert Lindener,<br />

Audi AG; Dr.-Ing. Francesca Cogotti,<br />

Dr.-Ing. Antonello Cogotti, Pininfarina S.p.A.<br />

Aeroacoustic Measurements in Turbulent Flow on the<br />

Road and in the Wind Tunnel<br />

13 00 Lunch<br />

EXTERNAL AERODYNAMICS<br />

Chairman: Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Wickern, Audi AG<br />

14 30 Torbjörn Larsson (M.Sc.), BMW Sauber<br />

The Next Chapter in F1 <strong>Aerodynamic</strong>s Design<br />

15 00 Dipl.-Ing. Lars Naeve, Dipl.-Ing. Jürgen Fallert, BMW AG<br />

<strong>Aerodynamic</strong>s of the New BMW 3 Series Coupé and<br />

Convertible<br />

15 30 Dr.-Ing. Uwe Görn, Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Brennenstuhl, Volkswagen AG<br />

CFD for External <strong>Aerodynamic</strong>s at Volkswagen AG<br />

16 00 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jochen Wiedemann, IVK/<strong>FKFS</strong><br />

Farewell

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