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Modelling infrared radiation from the combustion products in a spark ignition engine

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posted on 2010-01-07, 11:23 authored by C.A. Blunsdon, John C. Dent, Weeratunge MalalasekeraWeeratunge Malalasekera
Application of the engine CFD code KIVA II with the inclusion of the SHELL model for autoiginition chemistry, and the discrete transfer radiation heat transfer model, has enabled the technically important problem of non luminous radiation from the major emitting species CO\d2 and H\d2O in the combustion products within the cylinder of a spark ignition engine to be considered as a combustion diagnostic aid, and also as a method of controlling individual cylinder Air/Fuel ratio. Results from a parametric study using CFD have been found to corroborate the experimental findings of other workers over a range of operating conditions including knock.

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  • Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering

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BLUNSDON, C.A., DENT, J.C. and MALALASEKERA, W., 1993. Modelling infrared radiation from the combustion products in a spark ignition engine. SAE Conference, International Fuels and Lubricants Meeting and Exposition, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 1993, paper 932699

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© Society of Automotive Engineers

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1993

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