Numerical Study of HCCI Combustion in Diesel Engines Using Reduced Chemical Kinetics of N-Heptane With Multidimensional CFD Code
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- 2004-06-08
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- 23
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Keywords
Computational fluid dynamics, Homogeneous charge compression ignition, Combustion, Heptane, Code (set theory)
References
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- Numerical study of premixed HCCI engine combustion and its sensitivity to computational mesh and model uncertainties
- The controlling role of cool flames in two-stage ignition
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- Shock-tube investigation of self-ignition of n-heptane - Air mixtures under engine relevant conditions
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- A Reduced Model of HCCI Combustion in View of Application to Model Based Engine Control Systems
- Modeling of HCCI Combustion by One Step Reaction Function: In View of Assisting the Optimization of Engine Management System
- Experimental and numerical study on suitable diesel fuel surrogates in low temperature combustion conditions
- Experimental study on the auto-ignition and combustion characteristics in the homogeneous charge compression ignition (HCCI) combustion operation with ethanol/n-heptane blend fuels by port injection
- Selection of a diesel fuel surrogate for the prediction of auto-ignition under HCCI engine conditions
- Numerical investigations on methods to control the rate of heat release of HCCI combustion using reduced mechanism of n-heptane with a multidimensional CFD code
- Numerical study of ignition mechanism of n-heptane direct injection compression-ignition engine
- Diffusion coefficients of diesel fuel and surrogate compounds in supercritical carbon dioxide
- An Experimental Investigation of HCCI Combustion Stability Using N-Heptane
- Study of dimethyl ether homogeneous charge compression ignition combustion process using a multi-dimensional computational fluid dynamics model
- In-cylinder oxygen concentration estimation for diesel engines via transport delay modeling
- Computational Analysis of an Early Direct Injected HCCI Engine with Turbocharger Using Bio Ethanol and Diesel Blends
- The Potential of Using Natural Gas in HCCI Engines: Results from Zero- and Multi-dimensional Simulations
- Kinetic Modeling Study of the Ignition Process of Homogeneous Charge Compression Ignition Engine Fueled with Three-Component Diesel Surrogate
- Effects of turbulence-chemistry interactions in direct-injection compression-ignition engines
- Calibration reduction in internal combustion engine fueling control: modeling, estimation and stability robustness
- Optimal-robust selection of a fuel surrogate for homogeneous charge compression ignition modeling
- Effects of Nozzle Diameter and Injection Pressure on the Combustion and Pollutant Formation Characteristics of Diesel-Ignited Premixed Ammonia under Constant Fuel Injection Quantity
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