28th International Vienna Motor Symposium
Fascination Large Engines – Role Model for Automotive Engine Development?
Authors
Dr. G. Pachta-Reyhofen, Chairman of the Board, MAN Diesel SE; Member of the Board, MAN AG, Augsburg
Year
2007
Print Info
Fortschritt-Berichte VDI, Reihe 12, Nr. 639
Summary
Since Rudolf Diesel started his work on the World’s first Diesel engine in 1893, large engines have been developed and produced in Augsburg - for a full range of applications and always tailored to the needs of the customer. Today, MAN Diesel engines occupy a world-leading position and propel 50 percent of all World trade at sea. These market successes are based on the achievement of the most important development criteria for large engines: Operating economy, Reduction of noxious emissions, Resources and Safety and reliability
Lectures from the International Vienna Motor Symposium can be ordered from the Austrian Society of Automotive Engineers (ÖVK). Lectures can only be purchased in the form of the complete conference documents, individual lectures are not available.
When placing an order, please note the year/name of the event (e.g. "45th International Vienna Motor Symposium 2024") for the further ordering process.
Members of the Austrian Society of Automotive Engineers have access to all lectures of the International Vienna Motor Symposia.