In this article, a new in-cylinder turbulence modeling approach aims at the improvement of quasi-dimensional simulations for modern spark ignition engines with fully variable valvetrains. Within the derived quasi-dimensional turbulence model, the turbulent production term can physically react on a change of engine operation (e.g. intake valve lift, intake valve timing, engine speed and boost pressure). Moreover, the approach offers access to detailed charge motion quantities for the first time in quasi-dimensional calculations. Hence, it is able to satisfy qualitative and quantitative turbulence descriptions within the entire operating range of the engine
As known, reliable information about underlying turbulence intensity is a mandatory pre-requisite to...
Apart from electric vehicles, most internal combustion (IC) engines are powered while burning petro...
CFD techniques are more and more utilized in the development of new solutions for performance improv...
In this article, a new in-cylinder turbulence modeling approach aims at the improvement of quasi-dim...
It is widely recognized that air-fuel mixing, combustion and pollutant formation inside internal com...
It is widely recognized that spatial and temporal evolution of both macro-and micro-turbulent scales...
It is widely recognized that spatial and temporal evolution of both macro-and micro-turbulent scales...
Predicting turbulence in a zero-dimensional (0D) simulation is an undeniably challenging task due to...
As discussed in the part I of this paper, 3D models represent a useful tool for a detailed descripti...
AbstractAs discussed in the part I of this paper, 3D models represent a useful tool for a detailed d...
In the spark-ignition engine development and optimization process, the cyclic variability of combust...
Quasi-dimensional (QD) modeling of combustion in spark-ignition (SI) engines allows to describe the ...
In this paper a new intake port configuration has been designed, analyzed by means of 3D CFD simulat...
Recently, a growing interest in the development of more accurate phenomenological turbulence models ...
As known, reliable information about underlying turbulence intensity is a mandatory pre-requisite to...
Apart from electric vehicles, most internal combustion (IC) engines are powered while burning petro...
CFD techniques are more and more utilized in the development of new solutions for performance improv...
In this article, a new in-cylinder turbulence modeling approach aims at the improvement of quasi-dim...
It is widely recognized that air-fuel mixing, combustion and pollutant formation inside internal com...
It is widely recognized that spatial and temporal evolution of both macro-and micro-turbulent scales...
It is widely recognized that spatial and temporal evolution of both macro-and micro-turbulent scales...
Predicting turbulence in a zero-dimensional (0D) simulation is an undeniably challenging task due to...
As discussed in the part I of this paper, 3D models represent a useful tool for a detailed descripti...
AbstractAs discussed in the part I of this paper, 3D models represent a useful tool for a detailed d...
In the spark-ignition engine development and optimization process, the cyclic variability of combust...
Quasi-dimensional (QD) modeling of combustion in spark-ignition (SI) engines allows to describe the ...
In this paper a new intake port configuration has been designed, analyzed by means of 3D CFD simulat...
Recently, a growing interest in the development of more accurate phenomenological turbulence models ...
As known, reliable information about underlying turbulence intensity is a mandatory pre-requisite to...
Apart from electric vehicles, most internal combustion (IC) engines are powered while burning petro...
CFD techniques are more and more utilized in the development of new solutions for performance improv...