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July 21, 2018, 04:31 |
Autoignition in IC engine
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Laura
Join Date: Jul 2018
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Hi!
I've a question about autoignition simulation in Fluent (I have a IC engine to simulate with spark but I also want to study the effects of knock): I use the Species Transport model with volumetric reaction and finite-rate/ No TCI, cause I validated this model at the beginning of my thesis, so I can't use the knock model. I tried with Autoignition (Ignition Delay Model) on a simple cylinder without the motion of the piston, in order to study ignition time; I initialized with 2000 K and 1 bar, but it didin't work. I used the Generalized option cause I read on Fluent Theory Guide that the Hardenburg model is for diesel engine and I have methane as fuel. Do you have any advice for me? PS: I tried also to simulate it without the autoignition model, with the motion of the piston and the reaction started cause I saw the increase of CO2 and the decrease of methane. Do you think I can go on this way? Anyway I'd like to understand the Autoignition model, so if you can explain it to me, I appreciate Thanks |
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autoignition, combustion, fluent, ignition delay model, knock |
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