Hybrid powertrains
Energy management, control strategies, and integration across electrical and mechanical systems.
My research interests sit between thermodynamics, control, computation, and energy systems. I’m learning through models, small investigations, and careful comparison with physical reality.
A working framework for asking better questions. Each stage can send the work back for another iteration.
Observe real behavior
Make assumptions explicit
Test scenarios
Compare strategies
Interpret the tradeoffs
Apply what is learned
Iterate · Learn · Improve. Findings are checked against the model’s limits, then the questions are refined.
Energy management, control strategies, and integration across electrical and mechanical systems.
Fuel behavior, engine adaptation, and the practical questions around alternative energy.
Using models and data to make energy systems more efficient and responsive.
Simulation and analysis as ways to understand complex physical systems.
The steps are a guide rather than a claim that every project has reached validation.
These are investigations and planned studies, with their present status stated plainly.
How can control strategies reduce fuel use while respecting battery constraints?
Read investigationWhat tradeoffs emerge when hydrogen is used in an internal combustion engine?
Read investigationHow might charging schedules account for grid demand and operational cost?
Read investigationTools are chosen to serve the question, not the other way around.
Represent physical behavior, expose assumptions, compare scenarios.
Exploring with Python, OpenModelica, Cantera
Formulate objectives and constraints, then test candidate strategies.
Exploring with Python, Pyomo, CVXPY
Inspect results and uncertainty before drawing conclusions.
Exploring with NumPy, Pandas, SciPy
Explore data driven control where simpler models are insufficient.
Exploring with PyTorch, reinforcement learning
References that inform the questions and methods behind the work.
John B. Heywood
Richard S. Sutton & Andrew G. Barto
Cantera project
These are directions and intentions, not completed milestones.
Thermodynamics, control, and reproducible simulation practice.
Hybrid energy management and hydrogen combustion questions.
Preparing for a mechanical engineering degree focused on energy systems.
Contributing to more efficient and sustainable mobility.