ADVANCED METHODS AND TOOLS IN COMPRESSOR DESIGN City University, London,
3-4 September 2005 Organised prior to the 4th
International Conference on Compressors and Their Systems, City University, London,
4-7 September 2005 |
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Outline
This is a 2-day course dedicated to both new and established designers, design engineers, design managers and others involved in the production of positive displacement machines. In it, the role of research, throughout the entire design process, will be examined, together with methods and tools for the integrated, concurrent and fully parametrically oriented design of positive displacement compressors. It will also include a presentation of compressor development by a successful international company. The leading experts in the
design research, design of screw compressors and the development of refrigeration
compressors will give lectures and tutorials. Participants will be given the
opportunity to evaluate new design software DISCO,
which integrates design tools and data for screw compressor development. |
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Objectives
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To help design engineers and managers develop their own methods to
obtain the best results from their research in and development of positive
displacement machines. ·
To outline the importance of problem solving ability in design and to
show how design skills can be increased with the help of design research. ·
To present a newly developed integrated design tool which embodies
all phases of the design of screw compressors and supports their fully
parametric concurrent design. ·
To give an outline of the methods and tools used for scroll
compressor design in industry through the example of a successful worldwide
compressor manufacturer.
![]() Program
Saturday, 3rd September 9,00-16,00 0900- 0905 Welcome
0905-1045 Increasing the intelligence
of designing by design research Prof
Dr. Imre
Horváth 1045-1100 Coffee
break 1100-1240 Basic methods and tools
for the design of screw compressors 1240-1400 Lunch 1400-1540 Scroll compressors -
Introduction, Historical Background, Today’s Design Process Dr
Guy Hundy 1540-1600 Coffee
![]() Sunday, 4th September 9,00-16,00 090-1040 Methods of design research,
industrial examples and exercises Prof
Dr. Imre
Horváth 1040-1100 Coffee
break 1100-1240 Design Integration for
Screw Compressors-application, example 1240-1400 Lunch 1400-1540 Scroll Design in the
Refrigeration Compressor Industry - Specific Aspects and User Requirements Dr
Guy Hundy 1540-1600 Coffee 1610-1700 Tutorial on the use of DISCO software Dr
Ahmed Kovacevic, Mr
Elvedin Mujic 1900-2100 4th
International Conference on Compressors and their Systems – Reception and
Early Registration
![]() Lecturers
Prof Dr. Imre Horváth
Professor
of Computer Aided Design and Engineering at the Faculty of Industrial Design
Engineering of the Delft University of Technology in The Netherlands and the
Director of Research of the Faculty. His primary research interests are in
philosophical and theoretical aspects of design research, computer support of
conceptual design, new system interfaces, vague discrete modelling of shape
families, multi-physics-based behavioural simulation, free-form boundary
prototyping, and formalisation and structuring of design knowledge. As an
educator he is currently interested in computer applications in conceptual
design, integrating research into design education, and
teleconferencing-based active learning. Dr Guy Hundy,
FInstR, FIMechE, CEng
Previously
Director, Application Engineering of Copeland Europe and currently President
of the Institute of Refrigeration. He has extensive experience of design and
its application to refrigeration compressors, with particular expertise in
the field of compressor performance and efficiency in commercial
refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pumps. Dr Ahmed Kovacevic, MIMechE, CEng
Senior lecturer in Mechanical Design at City University in London. His main research interests are in the integration of computer aided design for positive displacement compressors, Computational Continuum Mechanics in positive displacement machines, research and development of positive displacement compressors with the main focus on screw compressors. As educator he is interested in engineering and mechanical design principles, integration of design methods and tools by use of computers and the international collaborative educational programme.
![]() Costs
The
fee for the course is £300 for conference delegates and £400 for those
attending course only. The fee
includes lecture materials on CD and in the paper form, refreshments, lunches
and the evaluation copy of DISCO software with the training lesson. Register
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