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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Julia Kowal
- Julia Kowal
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Room: EMH 163
Address:
Einsteinufer 11
Sec. EMH 2
10587 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0)30 314-25394
Fax: +49 (0)30 314-21133
E-mail: Julia.Kowal@tu-berlin.de
Consultation hours: On Mondays 9 - 10 h and on appointment. In summer semester 2022 (25.4.-18.7.), the consultation hour will be from 10-11 h.
In most weeks, I am in the office on mondays, so a personal meeting is possible again. To be sure, please ask before you come. Alternatively, you can phone me or we can arrange a Zoom meeting.
Vita
| since 03/2014 | Chair of Electrical Energy Storage Technology at the TU Berlin |
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| 01/10 - 02/14 | Senior engineer at the department of Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage Systems, ISEA, RWTH Aachen |
| 2010 | PhD at RWTH Aachen, Topic: "Spatially-resolved impedance of nonlinear inhomogeneous devices - using the example of the lead-acid battery" |
| 04/06-05/06 | Visiting researcher at the company Exide in Azuqueca de Hénares, Spain |
| 10/05-12/05 | Visiting Researcher at the research centre RISØ in Roskilde, Denmark |
| 11/04-12/09 | Research assistant at the department of Electrochemical Energy Storage Conversion and Systems at the Institute For Power Electronics and Electrical Drives (ISEA), RWTH Aachen |
| 10/99-11/04 | Studies of electrical engineering at RWTH Aachen Diploma thesis: "Investigation of the thermal behaviour of electrochemical energy storage systems in vehicle on-board power supplies" |
| 2006 | Herbert-Kind-Price of ETG in the VDE |
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| 2006 | Brigitte-Berkenhoff-Price for the best graduate in the field of electrical engineering at RWTH Aachen |
| 2002 | Aachen's VDE price |
| 2001-2004 | Sponsorship through the Prof. Dr. Koepchen Merit Foundation (RWE) |
Publications
| Citation key | 11303_10929 |
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| Author | Marscheider, Julian AND Neupert, Steven AND Meiling, Dennis AND Kowal, Julia |
| Title of Book | Spannungsfeld Fahrzeugantriebe – Gedenkschrift für Prof. Dr.-Ing. Roland Baar |
| Pages | 112-130 |
| Year | 2020 |
| DOI | 10.14279/depositonce-9822 |
| Address | Berlin |
| Editor | Salomon, Alexander AND Jander, Bojan AND Savic, Bojan AND Gern, Maike Sophie AND Brodbeck, Philipp AND Nett, Oliver AND Werner, Moritz AND Winkler, Hannes AND Kauf, Malte AND Inci, Ferhat AND Krebs, Sören AND Biet, Clemens |
| Publisher | Universitätsverlag der TU Berlin |
| Abstract | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Roland Baar, Head of the department of Powertrain Technologies at Technische Universität Berlin, unfortunately deceased on 23 June 2018. Professor Roland Baar rendered an outstanding service to the science of powertrain technologies, especially in the field of turbocharging. His enthusiasm and determination were both a professional and a personal inspiration to everyone who worked with him. To continue Roland Baar’s work, his business and academic colleagues dedicate this collection of scientific papers to his memory. The articles in this memorial publication cover different aspects of powertrain technology research. This topic plays an important part in the current public debate on climate protection, air pollution control and sustainability. The first articles of this book deal with the market situation and the general framework for research and development of powertrains. This lays the foundation for more technical topics. The following articles are concerned with the growing trend of powertrain electrification. They discuss the numeric modeling of alternative drivetrains and the energetic assessment of different powertrain concepts, such as hybrid drives and fuel cells. One of the central topics in this book is the combustion engine, which encompasses both the diesel and the gasoline engine. For instance, the injection of water into gasoline engines is covered extensively as a method to raise the thermodynamic efficiency. Furthermore, there are articles on innovative injection concepts for diesel engines as well as on the use of alternative, regenerative fuels for combustion engines. Many of the articles address the subject of turbocharging of combustion engines, which was a major research topic of Roland Baar. In the present book, a special focus is on the analysis of energy flows and the possibilities of a better modeling of charging units in numerical simulations. The last part of the book contains articles on novel aftertreatments of exhaust gases to reduce pollutant emissions as well as on experimental methods in this field. |