Geometric Modeling of the Frequency of an Acoustic Detonation Pressure Wave in a Standard Spark Ignition Engine

Mubashir Gulzar; M. Talal Jameel; Sufyan Tariq; Umair Khalid

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.392.146

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Geometric Modeling of the Frequency of an Acoustic Detonation Pressure Wave in a Standard Spark Ignition Engine

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In an archetypal engine the detonation frequency is usually analyzed using an overly simplistic model, incorporating only the rudimentary parameters (modeling the combustion chamber as a right circular cylinder). The research work is to develop a broader state space geometric model to discern the detonation frequency in a standard Otto engine based on engine conformation parameters. The intent of this project is to model the detonation event using a broader state-space i.e.to build on Draper’s Acoustic Wave Pressure formula and develop a sound underlying mathematical structure manifesting the models intricacies. The mathematical structure is predicated on standard wave equation, this mathematical generality makes it a potential candidate for future investigations into developing a superposition model using acoustic wave theory.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 392)

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Mubashir Gulzar, M. Talal Jameel, Sufyan Tariq, Umair Khalid

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Acoustic, Detonation, Frequency, Mode Number, Spark Ignition

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