After the success of the 2015, 2018, 2020 & 2022 editions, DI2S & TUG-ITNA were very pleased to jointly organize the 5th edition

26-27 September 2024

Graz University of Technology, Austria

3 Keynote Speeches, 8 Technical Sessions, 27 Technical Presentations (+50 % vs 2022 event),

5 posters & 4 exhibitions stands with speakers from 16 countries worldwide.

LAST UPDATE October 31, 2024

They joined the exhibition

2024 Technical Committee

• Michael BARGENDE - FKFS

• George BROUGHTON – By George Engg

• Geoffrey CATHCART – WOT

• Héctor CLIMENT – CMT-UPV

• Helmut EICHLSEDER - TU Graz

• Giovanni FERRARA - Firenze University

• Nigel FOXHALL – Independant

• Larry FROMM – Achates Power

• Atsushi HISANO - KAWASAKI Heavy Industries

• Thomas HULSON – ORBITAL UAV

• Akira IIJIMA – Nihon University

• Apostolos KARVOUNTZIS – Win GD

• Roland KIRCHBERGER - TU Graz

• Tatsuya KUBOYAMA – Chiba University

• Holger LOCHMANN – STIHL

• J. Javier LOPEZ– CMT-UPV

• Enrico MATTARELLI – UNIMORE

• Sylvain MATTE - BRP

• Kohei NAKASHIMA - Meijo University

• Keiya NISHIDA - Hiroshima University

• Stephan SCHMIDT – TU Graz

• Kelly SENECAL - Convergent Science

• Eran SHER – Technion Israel Institute of Technology

• Lars TINGBJERG DANIELSEN – MAN Energy Solutions

• Xinyan WANG – Brunel University

• Wolfgang ZAHN – WIV

• Hua ZHAO – Brunel University

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Did you know that the smallest engines in the world are 2-stroke engines for model aircraft? The smallest engines can have a displacement of less than one cubic centimeter and produce about 20 watts at about 38 000 rpm.

Did you also know that at the other end of the scale, the largest engines in the world are also 2-stroke engines? They are used in all large ocean-going vessels and can have a displacement of nearly 30 cubic meters and produce up to 80 megawatts of power. They are also the slowest engines in the world with a speed of only 80 rpm.

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