Michigan Technological University
Department of Mathematical Sciences

Applied Math Seminar Announcement


Speaker:

Franz X. Tanner
Department of Mathematical Sciences, MTU

Title:

Flow, spray and combustion modeling in engines

Date:

Tuesday, April 29, 2003

Time:

1:05 pm - 1:55 pm

Location:

325 Fisher Hall

Abstract:

An overview of flow, spray and combustion modeling for three dimensional engine simulations is presented together with a discussion of the author's recent modeling activities in the area of fuel sprays and auto-ignition. In particular, the development and validation of the Cascade Atomization and Drop Breakup (CAB) model is discussed in conjunction with the Least-Square-Fitted Ignition Transport (LIT) model. The validity of these models is demonstrated by comparing non-evaporating, evaporating and reacting sprays with experimental data. Applications of these models are illustrated in the simulation of combustion processes in direct injection diesel engines.


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