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1-D Modeling of Transient Engine Operations Using Data Generated by a CFD Code
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2008-01-0357
ISSN: 0148-7191, e-ISSN: 2688-3627
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Transient engine operations are modeled and simulated with a 1-D code (GT Power) using heat release and emission data computed by a 3-D CFD code (Kiva3). During each iteration step of a transient engine simulation, the 1-D code utilizes the 3-D data to interpolate the values for heat release and emissions.
The 3-D CFD computations were performed for the compression and combustion stroke of strategically chosen engine operating points considering engine speed, torque and excess air. The 3-D inlet conditions were obtained from the 1-D code, which utilized 3-D heat release data from the previous 1-D unsteady computations. In most cases, only two different sets of 3-D input data are needed to interpolate the transient phase between two engine operating points. This keeps the computation time at a reasonable level.
The results are demonstrated on the load response of a generator which is driven by a medium-speed diesel engine.
This approach considerably improves the emissions-prediction capability of the 1-D code for transient engine operations, and thus improves the accuracy of standardized road test cycles.
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- Jan Macek - Josef Božek Research Center of Engine and Automotive Technology, Czech Technical University
- Oldřich Vítek - Josef Božek Research Center of Engine and Automotive Technology, Czech Technical University
- Seshasai Srinivasan - University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Franz. X. Tanner - Michigan Technological University
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Macek, J., Vítek, O., Srinivasan, S., and Tanner, F., "1-D Modeling of Transient Engine Operations Using Data Generated by a CFD Code," SAE Technical Paper 2008-01-0357, 2008, https://doi.org/10.4271/2008-01-0357.Also In
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