looking for an academy?

[echedey]

good I am looking for an academy where they teach to design engines especially f1 engines by former f1 engine engineers?

[Greg Locock]

Engine design is part of mechanical engineering. So most engine designers will have ME degrees. I doubt that many F1 engine designers go into academia.

[echedey]

there are already academies that teach formula one design.

[gruntguru]

there are already academies that teach formula one design.

. . and what did THEY say when you asked where to study F1 engine design?

I think you will find that anyone designing F1 engines today has studied a bachelor of mechanical engineering - possibly from a school with a strong engine focus, followed by experience at a company designing less exotic engines. I doubt there is a fast-track path to F1 engine design.

[pgfpro]

Here is a Pod Cast of a young local Red Bull Engineer that made it.

https://www.hpacademy.com/blog/064-deve ... R6NCNQDarQ

[Tommy Cookers]

https://www.hpacademy.com/technical-art ... n-chamber/
a good read - except maybe for those who think that alcohol (fuel) is the answer to everything

[Farnborough]

https://www.hpacademy.com/technical-art ... n-chamber/
a good read - except maybe for those who think that alcohol (fuel) is the answer to everything

Interesting reading there.

I found, while generally researching combustion to understand more intricately, quite a lot of well presented and discussed detail from GM Northstar development. As noted in the attached link, there's not so many that can afford to complete such in depth studies of live combustion events to bring comprehensive view of them, this obviously more relevant to non compressor combustion with conventional fueling.