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Ahu Ece Hartavi Karci
Researcher at University of Surrey
Publications - 5
Citations - 258
Ahu Ece Hartavi Karci is an academic researcher from University of Surrey. The author has contributed to research in topics: Fuel efficiency & Combustion. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 5 publications receiving 139 citations.
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Review of thermal management of catalytic converters to decrease engine emissions during cold start and warm up
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a review of thermal management of catalysts, which aims to significantly reduce the light-off time and emission concentrations through appropriate heating methods, such as burners, reformers and electrically heated catalysts.
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Design Approaches and Control Strategies for Energy-Efficient Electric Machines for Electric Vehicles—A Review
TL;DR: The design and control methods to improve the energy efficiency of electric machines for EVs are reviewed, including driving cycle based design methods of traction motors, for energy consumption reduction in real operating conditions; and novel machine topologies providing potential efficiency benefits.
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On the Optimal Speed Profile for Electric Vehicles
Kai Man So,Patrick Gruber,Davide Tavernini,Ahu Ece Hartavi Karci,Aldo Sorniotti,Tomaz Motaln +5 more
TL;DR: This paper provides optimal solutions obtained from DP for a variety of trip times, which are compared with simple intuitive speed profiles, to address the gap in realistic analysis of optimal driving profiles for EVs.
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On the Energy Efficiency of Dual Clutch Transmissions and Automated Manual Transmissions
Fabio Vacca,Stefano De Pinto,Ahu Ece Hartavi Karci,Patrick Gruber,Fabio Viotto,Carlo Cavallino,Jacopo Rossi,Aldo Sorniotti +7 more
TL;DR: In this article, a hybridized dual-clutch transmission with a single dry clutches and an electric motor is proposed for the same vehicle, which reduces fuel consumption by 9% with respect to the DCT.
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TrustVehicle – Improved Trustworthiness and Weather-Independence of Conditionally Automated Vehicles in Mixed Traffic Scenarios
Pamela Innerwinkler,Ahu Ece Hartavi Karci,Mikko Tarkiainen,Micaela Troglia,Emrah Kinav,Berzah Ozan,Eren Aydemir,Cihangir Derse,Georg Stettinger,Daniel Watzenig,Sami Sahimäki,Norbert Druml,Caterina Nahler,Steffen Metzner,Sajin Gopi,Philipp Clement,Georg Macher,Johan Zaya,Riccardo Groppo,Samia Ahiad +19 more
TL;DR: The Horizon 2020 project TrustVehicle aims at investigating critical scenarios, especially in mixed traffic situations and under harsh weather conditions, and at improving the trustworthiness and availability of L3AD functionalities through a user-centric approach.