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December 1, 2005, 07:20 |
Simulating from EVC to EVO in exhaust ducts
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Hello, I'm simulating the discharge run of an ICE (star CD vers 3.26). My troubles are in relation to the boundary condition to impose at the end of the exhaust duct. I use a calculated condition from a 1D simulation code (like Wave or GT-Power) defined at the same section that i have in the 3D model (end of the exhaust's primary pipe). The question regards if it's better to impose a Flow Mass condition (Inlet), Total Pressure or Static Pressure.
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January 8, 2006, 12:32 |
Re: Simulating from EVC to EVO in exhaust ducts
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iam sachin from india tamilnadu i have developed the mesh for a single cylinder four stroke 5hp diesel engine that is the piston with two valves and ports. i know how to move the mesh of the piston but i cannot move both the inlet and exhaust valves .can u please help me to move the valves for 4 strokes reply bai
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