Please note that both classes are being held at our Detroit Technical Center.
The Turbocharging Masterclass spans two days and costs $700.
The WAVE 8.0 class spans one day and costs $300.
| 1. New WAVE 8.0 Features |
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| Part 1: Overview of New Features (1/3 day) |
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New WaveBuild features
New WavePost features
New WaveMesher features
New WNOISE features
New WaveBuild3D features
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| Part 2: Controls System Modeling (1/3 day) |
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New Controls Elements
Building a Controls Network
Interacting with the Controls System
Post-processing results from the Controls System
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| Part 3: Integrated 1D/3D Co-Simulation (1/3 day) |
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Building a 3D Mesh
Setting up 3-Phase coupling in one case
Using the integrated solver
Optional use of an external solver
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The course will focus on introducing the new features of the WAVE 8.0 release as well as contain some simple exercises on how to use the most exciting new capabilities.
This class will prepare you for the upcoming release, to minimize the time required to familiarize yourself with the new product and maximize your productivity at the time of release! |
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| 2. Turbocharger Masterclass |
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| Part 1: Modeling Turbocharged Engines Using WAVE (1 day) |
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Modeling of T/C's
Map fitting and extrapolation
Intercooling methods - Modeling Charge Coolers in WAVE
Convergence
Transients
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| Part 2: Control of a Wastegate to Meet Desired Boost Pressure (exercise) (1/2 day) |
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| Part 3: Other Potential Turbocharging Topics (1/2 day) |
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Matching T/C's to engines
Advanced turbocharging concepts (two-stage, turbo compounding, e-boost)
Calibrating more than one controller (WG,EGR)
Other topics proposed by participants
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The course will focus on the simulation of turbocharged IC engines using WAVE.
It is aimed at engineers already familiar with the basic use of the WAVE software to simulate engines, who want to learn how WAVE models turbochargers and learn techniques how to improve speed and accuracy of models.
The class will include interactive work in WAVE using a model provided by Ricardo.
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