Reducing Emissions Using Model-Based Calibration in the Test Cell
Dr. David Sampson, MathWorks
Reducing Emissions Using Model-Based Calibration in the Test Cell
Steadily rising oil prices as well as ever tougher emissions regulations are strong drivers to reduce the fuel consumption of modern vehicles. However, these customer and legislative requirements, together with the increased complexity of modern engine hardware and control systems, have led to the calibration process becoming significantly more difficult and time consuming. Offline application of Design of Experiments, modeling, and optimization has delivered considerable performance and process efficiency gains. Now, there is interest in whether further improvements are possible through appropriate use of these techniques in the test cell.
This presentation explores the automation of offline analysis using expert scripts, to reduce overall calibration time, and the online estimation of model quality and accuracy, to ensure that the data collected is sufficient but not excessive.
All Sessions
AVL List: Combustion Engine Starter Simulation in Real Time on Hybrid Powertrain Test Beds 17:34
CITEAN: Optimal Neural Network for Automotive Product Development 24:49
Continental Automotive: MBDS – Fourth-Generation Software Development Environment 29:34
Daimler: Improving Modeling Usability: Automatic Layouting for Simulink 29:52
Fraunhofer Institute: MATLAB and Simulink as Building Blocks for Functional Digital Mock-Ups 26:18
MathWorks: Driving Innovation – Addressing Megatrends in Automotive 20:43










