Tata Technologies has announced that two of the company's engineering professionals Gopal Athani and Roshan Mahadule will be presenting technical papers at the SAE 2013 World Congress to showcase automotive innovation and thought leadership.
These technical papers are the latest in a series of automotive engineering innovations presented by Tata Technologies at the annual SAE World Congress.
The paper titled “Intelligent Alternator Control Mechanism for Energy Recuperation and Fuel Efficiency Improvement” will be presented by Gopal Athani based on his work for Tata Motors in India. This paper describes and analyzes a method to recuperate electrical energy from a portion of the vehicle kinetic energy through an intelligent alternator control mechanism.
On Roshan Mahadule’s paper titled “CAE Simulation of Door Sag/Set Using Subsystem Level Approach”, he will be deliberating upon his work for Chrysler at the Tata Technologies Centre for Advanced Engineering and Design in Pune, India.
Mahadule’s abstract provides an overview of the conventional approach for door sag/set study based on door-hinge-BIW assembly (system level approach) and a new approach, based on a subassembly (subsystem level approach). This new approach of door sag/set, at the subsystem level, evaluates the structural stiffness contribution of individual subsystems for door assembly performance.
