Mohamed Abdelshakor AbdelFathah

Teacher Assistant at Automotive Engineering

Career Information

Academic Information

Brief

Mohamed Allam received a MSc degree at Ain Shams University, Egypt, in 2020. He is currently working as a doctoral researcher at Tampere University, Tampere Finland. He is pursuing a Ph.D. degree in Automation Science and Engineering. Mohamed is currently working in Tampere University's Innovative Hydraulics and Automation Lab. Mohamed's work is mainly in energy efficient machines, hybrid technologies, powertrains modelling and simulation.

Awards

- Shell ‘’Imagine the future” competition runner-up May 2019
- iMechE “Speak out for Engineering” competition winner 2017 (Local “Cairo” – Regional “Dubai”)
- iMechE “Speak out for Engineering” competition participant 2017 (International – New Zealand)

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Publications

A rule-based energy management system integrating a semi-empirical battery model for hybrid wheel loaders. Journal of Energy Storage, 114
Optimisation of series electric hybrid wheel loader energy management strategies using dynamic programming. International Journal of Heavy Vehicle Systems, 32(1).
Fuel Efficiency Analysis and Control of a Series Electric Hybrid Compact Wheel Loader. SAE International Journal of Commercial Vehicles, 17(2).
Modeling, Simulation and Development of a Model Predictive Controller for an Autonomous Steer by Wire ADS-DV. International Research Journal of Innovations in Engineering and Technology, 04(05).

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