Our team:

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Van der Borght VB
Internship Research Development Engine
Application
Internship topic Engine Emission Simulation Tool
Enhancement.

• Our team
• Our TME European RD centre is responsible for
  planning, development and production-support of
  vehicles
• aimed at -and locally produced for- the European
  market. Our target is to develop cars that match
  and exceed
• European customers requirements and
  expectations.
• The Engine Application team is part of the
  Powertrain Engineering group. Our main activity
  is calibration of
• the engines electronic control unit in order to
  meet the various requirements and expectations
  placed upon
• modern vehicles low emissions, low fuel
  consumption, power performance, low noise,
  durability, fun-to-drive,.
• To achieve this, we are relying on various
  physical testing methods (engine test benches,
  vehicle roller test cell,
• test track driving, ) as well as software tools
  for data processing, visualization, analysis and
  automated
• optimisation.
• Your project
• Stringent boundaries imposed by ever stricter
  emission regulations, combined with high
  expectations on vehicle
• performance, fuel consumption confort, result
  in engine systems with complex control
  strategies.
• Calibration of a modern diesel engine calls for
  up to 10.000 different parameters to be optimised
  in the engines
• electronic control unit.
• This is a task which cannot be reasonnably
  accomplished without the use of advanced
  calibration support tools
• methodologies.
• The Tool Methodology team within the engine
  calibration group is responsible for the
  development,