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July 26, 2018, 08:07 |
Autoignition delay time for kerosene
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Alex
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Hello. I need some empirical correlation for calculation knock in kerosene-air mixture to get autoignition delay time. (A general case is needed, not only for piston engines.) Can you advise me something?
Douaud and Eyzat correlation is determined for 80<octane number<100. Of course, I can try to make CEL-analogue for ON 38-40 (equivalent of octane number of kerosene), but I dont think, that this is good idea. |
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July 26, 2018, 21:03 |
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Glenn Horrocks
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This is specialised question on IC engine modelling, not a CFD question. You will need to do your own research in the literature to work that out.
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correlation, ignition delay time, kerosene, knock |
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