After the record-breaking success of our
Thermal Management conference in Munich in February, the flagship
Thermal Management for EV/HEV USA comes to Michigan this September.
According to a Lead Project Manager at one of the big-3 vehicle manufacturing companies in Michigan, thermal management for EVs and HEVs is not only going to be around for a very long time but is also much more of a priority now than it has ever been. Right here, right now, the OEM has several priorities;
- Lower costs while leveraging advances in production and energy efficiencies,
- Optimize fast charging,
- Manage thermal runaway and
- Add more range to a vehicle by having a more efficient thermal system.
Improving efficiency and reducing costs are primary drivers and key factors behind the decision taken by several OEMs to seamlessly integrate systems and take entire thermal management teams and put them in the propulsion space. Recognizing this pace of change, and evolving industry drivers/priorities, we are giving the automotive industry the opportunity to learn from and network with a bigger audience than ever before as
Thermal Management for EV/HEV USA 2023 returns to Michigan co-located with the region's only dedicated
Advanced E-Motor Technologies 2023 conference.
- Understand where vehicle manufacturing companies are in terms of their successes and struggles; collectively develop strategies for success in a non-competitive environment.
- Learn how to integrate systems and components as seamlessly as possible, as thermal, e-motor and propulsion teams begin to work more closely together than ever before.
- Rub shoulders with key representatives from the EPA and the government as compliance with the five-cycle test becomes a key priority for OEMs
We invite you to be part of this full three-day technical conference, with parallel streams, over 45 presentations, 35+ speakers and innumerable opportunities for learning, networking and knowledge sharing with your colleagues from thermal management, e-motor technology, and propulsion segments.
Agenda Breakdown
- Learn How To Detect, Mitigate And Prevent Thermal Runaway
- Technical Presentations on Fast & Ultra-Fast Charging & Thermal Issues
- Hear About The Latest Trends & Innovations In Electric Vehicle Battery Technology
- OEM Keynote Case study on Battery Thermal Management Control Strategies
- Interactive Discussion On Vehicle Cabin Cooling, Comfort and Climate Control
- Learn Approaches to Optimize The EV Thermal Management End-To-End
- Presentations on Effective Thermal Management To Extend/Improve Drive Range
- Technical Use Cases on Thermal Management For Commerical & Off-Road Vehicles
- Presentations on Effective Cooling Of The Electric Powertrain System
"Great mix of people - as an OEM I had some interesting two-way conversations with suppliers where we both discuss what we are working on and see how it aligns - a win-win for both."
"Great mix of nationalities at the event - not just German companies - great to hear what other regions are working on and what they are experiencing - whether they have the same challenges, ideas etc."
"Really liked having panelists from different backgrounds proivide theirt thoughts on the topics - seeing the views of a startup OEM, OEM and Tier 1 Supplier - to hear the range of views was interesting"
2023 Speakers
- Lawrence Ziehr, Ultium Energy Recovery Project Manager, General Motors
- Prashant Modi, Electrified Powertrain(ePT) Thermal SME Manager, Stellantis
- Brian Robert, Research Engineer, Ford Motor Company
- Srinivasa Vaddiraju, Vehicle Systems Thermal Integration Attribute Lead, Zoox
- Dabeet Sathyanarayan, Thermal Systems & Aerodynamics Engineer, Toyota North America
- Karl Plattenberger, Chief Engineer- Powertrain Integration, Quantron AG
- Sanchit Ajmani, Lead Systems Engineer - Thermal Management, BorgWarner
- Kunal Vidyasagar, Program Manager- Thermal Management (E-Mobility), Schaeffler
- Aditya Deshpande, Senior Project Engineer - Battery Thermal, FEV North America Inc.
- Chirag Hiremath, Principal Thermal Engineer - Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), ZF Group
- Suhas Sathyanarayan, Senior CAE Engineering Supervisor and Thermal Engineer, Nexteer Automotive
- Sowmya Jayaraman, Technical Specialist - Vehicle Thermal Management & Front end Airflow, General Motors
- Rolf Karlsson, Technical Fellow for Propulsion Systems Cooling, General Motors
- Dr. Volker Null, Technology Manager Thermal Fluids, Shell
- Bashar AbdulNour, Professor of Engineering Practice, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Kettering University
- Amrit Kumar Thakur, Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of California
- Swapnil Suryakant Salvi, Research Engineer, R&D - Electrified Powertrain, Southwest Research Institute
- Jayson Pankin, President & CEO, AutoHarvest Foundation
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Focus Day- Learn How To Effectively Integrate E-Motor, Thermal & Powertrain Systems As Seamlessly As Possible
- Learn How One Leading OEM Has Integrated Thermal Management & E-Motors To Optimize Performance Efficiencies
- Thermal Management Of Powertrain, E-Motor, And Power Electronics
- Progress In Power Electronics & Inverter Development
Main Day One- Methods & Technical Capabilities to Reduce Cost, Add
- Range & Optimize Thermal Efficiency
- How To Design Cheaper Safety Critical Thermal Systems
- Thermal Runaway Suppression, Isolation, And Mitigation Strategies
- Fast Charging, High Voltage Power Supply and Thermal Management
- Effective Thermal Management to Extend/Improve Vehicle Range
Main Day Two- Integrating Thermal Systems With E-Motor Technology
- Immersion Cooling
- Advanced Flame-Retardant Materials With Better Thermal Conductivity
- Effectiveness Of Heat Pumps to Increase Battery Range & Reduce Depletion
- Thermal Acoustics & Magnetic Cooling
- Improving Thermal Efficiency Through New Technologies
- EPA-Led Presentation on The Five-Cycle Test and Current State Of Compliance
- Battery Thermal Management in Extreme Temperatures & Climate Conditions
Venue
Radisson Hotel Southfield-Detroit
26555 Telegraph Rd, 48033
Detroit, Southfield, MI, United States
Group Rate: $119 per night, excluding applicable taxes and fees and including breakfast.
Reservation Method: Reserve your room by clicking on the reservation link below. We have reserved a selection of rooms at a discounted group rate, subject to availability; Online
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Cut-off date: Monday, September 4th, 2023 (After that time, the group rate will be offered based on hotel availability only.) Rate is available 3 days prior and 3 days post the event dates. However, these rates are subject to availability and will not be available past the group cut of date.
