Case Study
Friday, March 27
09:30 AM - 10:00 AM
Live in Berlin
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This presentation explores the role of model-based system testing in developing advanced thermal management systems for EVs. By leveraging digital twin modeling and correlation, this approach allows engineers to optimize thermal efficiency while maintaining EV range and passenger comfort. Abdou will demonstrate how model-based development accelerates testing and validation, ensuring robust and reliable systems before physical prototypes. Key use cases will illustrate how this method drives innovation in EV thermal management, reducing costs and time-to-market.
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Abdou is an experienced leader in thermal management systems, with over 12 years in thermal testing, simulation, and innovation. Currently the Thermal Management Lab Manager at Hutchinson, he oversees advanced testing and simulations to optimize EV thermal performance. Since joining Hutchinson in 2017, Abdou has led teams focusing on product and system simulations for thermal-fluid dynamics, driving efficiency across a range of automotive applications. Previously, he served as a Thermal Management Expert at Sogefi Group, specializing in heat transfer and cooling solutions. Abdou’s background includes key roles at PSA Peugeot Citroën, where he modeled and validated underhood exchangers using AMESIM and Flowmaster.