International Conference on Turbochargers and Turbocharging Asia Pacific 2019

The Institution of Mechanical Engineers has been hosting the world-renowned International Conference on Turbochargers and Turbocharging for over three decades in the UK.

In response to significant growth in the turbocharger market in the Asia Pacific region, the IMechE are launching a new event to address the key issues surrounding turbochargers for the regional industry.

The International Conference on Turbochargers and Turbocharging Asia Pacific 2019 will take place in Singapore on 8 - 9 May 2019. The conference will feature a two-day technical programme of presentations from turbocharger specialists from across the APAC region and globally.

Featuring speakers from China, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and Europe, this is a key forum to discuss the different technical solutions to manage common engineering challenges. Leading OEMs will outline how they are preparing for the future of the turbocharging market, reflecting the growth of the hybrid and electric vehicle market and regulatory changes affecting the Asia Pacific region.

Attendees will gain insight into the latest turbocharger design trends and research into turbocharger components, together with state-of-the-art performance testing and heat recovery systems to enhance their powertrain systems.

The 2019 conference will cover:

• 17+ hours of technical presentations with opportunities for questions to the speaker panel
• 20 presenting authors from 19 companies and 2 keynote addresses
• 8 pioneering automotive OEMs share latest developments, including Geely, Great Wall Motors, Proton, Honda and General Motors
• An international panel of speakers
• 9+ hours of networking time
• Peer reviewed by industry experts and academic thought leaders
• Dedicated networking opportunities to meet engineers and researchers in this specialist area.

Key presenting organisations include:

• Great Wall Motors explain the challenges of developing fuel cell compressors
• Garrett-Advancing Motion provide a technical insight into their electrified turbocharger and its latest applications
• Lloyd’s Register present a classification society view of turbochargers for the marine industry
• IHI Corporation outline the next generation of variable geometry turbochargers
• IAVF Karlsruhe share ways to improve turbocharger performance and durability when oil specification and duty cycles are changing
• MHI Engine & Turbocharger Ltd. cover their two-stage boosting system using a 48 volt electric compressor.

The early bird discount ends 15 March 2019.

For further event information and to register your place, please visit the event website.