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Energetikai Gépek és Rendszerek Tanszék
Department of Energy Engineering
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R+D PROJECTS

PICK

Construction of a new smoke generator, development of a pilot-scale experimental set-up. Optimization of dried consumer products production, modelling of the process from energetic and technological viewpoints. Realization of cold- and hot-energy storage, energetic optimization of smoking chambers.

NKM Áramhálózati Kft.

Theoretical and laboratory investigation of the electricity generation potential of gas engines fuelled by dual-fuel in the context of local energy management, from a technical and economic point of view, partly for autonomous consumers.

MOL

Petrological core sample analysis, complex lithology-CT-mechanical properties laboratory measurement for reopening a depleted oil field.

3B Hungária Kft.

Complex utilisation of unsorted municipal waste (NKFIH - 2019-1.1.1-PIACI-KFI-2019-00200), evaluation of pyrolysis technology from thermal and energy aspects, environmental impact assessment based on life cycle analysis.

Budapesti Közművek Nonprofit Zrt – FŐTÁV

Expertise in the modernisation of heating boilers.

TLC – Sennebogen Kft.

Feasibility analysis of the renewable energy supply potential of a new factory.

ENERGO PROMPT Mérnökiroda Kft.

Providing expertise on the design, operation and problems of energy supply centres.

SOFTWARE

For educational and research purposes, we use two AVL software packages in the field of internal combustion engines:

AVL BOOST™ is a fully integrated IC engine simulation software. It delivers advanced models enabling accurate prediction of engine performance, tailpipe emissions and acoustics (https://www.avl.com/boost).
 
AVL FIRE™ is the leading computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation package for the Internal Combustion Engine. And in the era of new drive technologies, it is a powerful tool in the development of major components in the electrified powertrain (https://www.avl.com/fire)

COLLABORATIONS

AVL (www.avl.com)
AVL Magyarország (https://www.avl.com/web/hu/-/avl-magyarorszag)

Tanszékünk „MTA Kiváló Kutatóhely” minősítést szerzett.

Department of Energy Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Műegyetem rkp. 3., H-1111 Budapest, Hungary