On September 24-28,  the world’s leading experts in CFD gathered in Madison, US to participate in the CONVERGE User Conference.

The presentations with reference to LOGEsoft are now uploaded to our online research library.

“Further Application of the Fast Tabulated CPV Approach”, Adina Werner, Brandenburg University of Technology, September 25, 2018.

“Surrogate Impact on Flame Propagation and Knock Prediction”, Corinna Netzer, Brandenburg University of Technology, September 26, 2018.

For further information about our simulation software LOGEsoft, please contact us at contact@logesoft.com

On September 11-14, combustion engines developers from all over the world will meet in Valencia, Spain in conjunction with the THIESEL Conference on Thermo-and Fluid Dynamic Processes in Direct Injection Engines.

If you are attending this event come and listen to Tim Franken, Brandenburg University of Technology, when he present his poster on Wednesday 12th between 2:40 pm and 3:20 pm.

This work presents a methodology to utilize the zero-dimensional (0D) direct injection (DI) stochastic reactor model (SRM) for multi-objective diesel engine parameter optimization to reduce fuel consumption and NOx emissions. To reduce the computational cost of the 0D SRM simulations the reaction-progress-variable-based tabulation strategy of Matrisciano et al. is applied.

Today we sent out the latest issue of our e-newsletter.  In this edition we have compiled the latest research papers, presentations and posters with reference to LOGEsoft. We hope you will enjoy reading the newsletter!

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We are pleased to welcome Politecnico di Torino to our Academic Partner Program. LOGE collaborates with high ranked universities and research centers with the intention of connecting our expertise within chemistry related areas with global academic research and innovation work.

If you’re interested in teaming with us to advance the future of combustion, please contact our partner account representative, andrea.matrisciano@logesoft.com

On May 23rd and 24th 2018, over 200 engineers, designers and optimization specialists from all over the world gathered in Trieste (Italy) for the 8th edition of ESTECO International Users’ Meeting. At the meeting, Tim Franken, a PhD student at the chair thermodynamics and thermal process engineering at Brandenburg University of Technology in Cottbus, Germany, presented a work that highlights the capability of the modeFRONTIER and LOGEengine coupling for fast and predictive multi-objective engine parameter optimizations.

Visit our online research library to view and download research with reference to LOGEsoft and LOGEfuel.