Benoit B. Mandelbrot (1924–2010), the mathematician who coined the term “fractal,” revolutionized the way we understand complexity in nature. His groundbreaking work introduced the concept of self-similar patterns—structures that repeat at varying scales—which appear in phenomena as diverse as coastlines, clouds, and market fluctuations. Fractals provide a mathematical framework for describing irregular shapes and dynamic systems, making them invaluable for tackling problems where traditional linear approaches fall short. Building on Mandelbrot’s groundbreaking work, the application of fractals in engineering reveals exciting possibilities for gear design.
In this seminar, attendees will learn about gearing, electromobility and their interrelationships. How gearing can increase the efficiency and performance of electromobility, and which components are needed for this. Also, a detailed look at the design and manufacture of gears for electric vehicles. Attendees will explore the challenges of gearing for electromobility, such as adapting to hard-to-reach places, increasing durability, and reducing energy consumption, and discuss how grinding technology and tool design must meet requirements to improve the properties and improve the quality of gears for electric vehicles. The Aachen Forum on Gear Production (AFGP) is held annually in alternation with the Aachen Conference on Gear Production (ACGP). While the Forum at the RWTH Aachen Campus is dedicated to a technical focus (2023 the interlocking in the E-Mobility sector) the conference, on the other hand, is dedicated to various facets of gear technology.
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