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December 1, 2024 at 3:18 pmup1072364Subscriber
Hi everyone,
I am currently working with forte for my diploma thesis and I 'm trying to simulate a marine diesel engine. I started by creating a sector mesh of the cylinder and also a more detailed model including valves, intake manifold and exhaust. The second simulation is currently running. Regarding to the first one I have an issue as the fuel does not burn. I have calculated the fuel mass and all the initial conditions. Any help or suggestion would be welcome.
Thank you in advance.
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December 19, 2024 at 9:56 amVijay NarayanAnsys Employee
Hi,
There is an example in Forte tutorial which you can refer for guidance on sector modelling of Diesel engine combustion.
Chapter 2: Simulating a Diesel Engine Using a Sector Mesh
Also what is the current sector angle you are considering (how many nozzle holes are there in the injector). Since the simulation with full geometry is working - I'm assuming your chemistry file and chemistry setup should be correct.
What is the pressure and temp rise during the compression stroke and are the fuel getting vaporized completely ? These would help in figuring out the issue on why the combustion is not happening.
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