A consistent simulation methodology for combustion in piston engines
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Abstract
Along with the widely used software packages for three-dimensional simulation of flow, mixture formation, and combustion in engines, there is a need for simpler and faster-to-handle simulation tools especially for the preoptimisation of engine geometry and operating parameters. The Large Engines Competence Center (LEC) in Graz, Austria, has developed a consistent zero-dimensional simulation methodology for the particularly at large engines considerable variety of fuels and combustion systems.
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Diesel Engine Heat Release Rate Ignition Delay Flame Front Fuel Mass
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Konsistente Methodik zur Vorausrechnung der Verbrennung in Kolbenkraftmaschinen
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