5th International Conference on Mechanical Engineering and Power Engineering (MEPE 2026)

The 5th International Conference on Mechanical Engineering and Power Engineering (MEPE 2026) focuses on advancing mechanical and power engineering through innovations in energy systems, materials, manufacturing technologies, and automotive engineering.

Key Topics

• Power Systems and Energy Engineering
  • Smart grid technology and power IoT
  • Power system stability, control and analysis
  • Transmission, distribution and supply technologies
  • Distributed generation and power markets
  • Power quality and protection systems
  • AI applications in power systems
• Electrical Machines and Power Electronics
  • Electrical machines, drives and control systems
  • Converters, inverters and grid-connected systems
  • High voltage engineering and insulation technologies
  • Protection systems, grounding and relay technologies
  • Power devices and driving circuits
• Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering
  • Automation, robotics and mechatronics systems
  • CAD, CAM and computer-integrated manufacturing
  • Production processes and operations management
  • System dynamics and computational mechanics
  • Nano technology and MEMS
• Material Science and Engineering
  • Composite, smart and nanomaterials
  • Material processing and engineering applications
  • Fatigue, fracture and plasticity mechanics
  • Environmental protection and quality assurance
  • Precision mechanics and applied mechanics
• Automotive and Mechanical Systems
  • Electric vehicles and automotive engineering
  • Aerodynamics, fluid dynamics and CFD
  • Noise, vibration and acoustics control
  • Combustion engines and fuel technologies
  • Machine design, tribology and structural dynamics

Who should Attend

• Mechanical and power engineers
• Researchers and scientists in engineering fields
• Automotive and energy industry professionals
• Manufacturing and production specialists
• Academics and students in engineering disciplines
• Technology developers and system designers