Please note that all program times listed on the ASME website are in Eastern Standard
Scholarly Research Articles of high technical quality related to the development, advancement, and improved understanding of the internal combustion engine are sought for the 2020 ASME Internal Combustion Engine Fall Technical Conference. The conference will be held in Denver, CO from November 1-4, 2020. In addition to high quality technical presentations, this conference will include keynote speakers, student presentations, industrial tours, a banquet, many networking opportunities, and an overall collegial atmosphere to advance the state of the art of the internal combustion engine.
All offers relating to the internal combustion engine, or interfaces with internal combustion engines, are accepted for rigorous review by experts in the field. Accepted papers will be grouped into one of the following technical tracks.
- Track 1: Large Bore Engines
- Track 2: Fuels
- Track 3: Advanced Combustion
- Track 4: Powertrain and Emissions Systems
- Track 5: Fuel Injection and Sprays
- Track 6: Numerical Simulation
- Track 7: Engine Design and Mechanical Development
If you have previously been an author and/or conference attendee, please note changes made to the track organization this year. This year will feature a new track dedicated to the topic of fuel injection and sprays (Track 5), while former tracks dedicated to powertrain and emissions control systems are now streamlined into a single track (Track 4).
Accepted papers that are presented at the conference will be archived through the ASME website. Presentation of papers at the conference requires payment of the registration fee (papers not presented at the conference are excluded from the conference proceedings, considered not published, and not archived).
Accepted papers must transfer copyright to ASME, with certain exceptions noted in the ASME ICED presentation and copyright policies available below. Please view the ASME ICE Division's Presentation Policy and ASME copyright policy.
Paper Category: Scholarly Research Article.
A scholarly research article is meant to provide high-level details of original research centered on hypothesis-based reasoning and methodical approach to discovering new scientific and/or technical knowledge. An engineering application article is meant to be a public reporting of preliminary and/or novel engineering development. Accepted articles of very high quality and with the potential for long-term technical impact may be considered for publication in the ASME Journal of Engineering for Gas Turbines and Power or Journal of Energy Resources Technology.