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The Combined Effects on Fluid Flow During Compression of Piston Bowl Shape and Offset, and Swirl Ratio
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Computational results are presented of air flow during the compression stroke of three engines with differently shaped piston bowls. The three dimensional computer code uses orthogonal curvilinear coordinate systems to body fit the engine shapes. A parametric variation of bowl offset position and swirl ratio is performed to assess their effects on the mean flow and the turbulence parameters. The bowl shape and swirl ratio are found to be most influential. Bowl offset is less important except when combined with swirl in which case significant effects are made on the mean flow and to a lesser extent on the turbulence.
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- A. P. Watkins - Mechanical Engineering Dept. University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology Manchester, Great Britain
- S. Dessipris - Mechanical Engineering Dept. University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology Manchester, Great Britain
- H. Khaleghi - Mechanical Engineering Dept. University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology Manchester, Great Britain
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Watkins, A., Dessipris, S., and Khaleghi, H., "The Combined Effects on Fluid Flow During Compression of Piston Bowl Shape and Offset, and Swirl Ratio," SAE Technical Paper 870595, 1987, https://doi.org/10.4271/870595.Also In
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