Simulation and Experimental Research on Species in Direct-Injection Diesel Engine

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To simulate the combustion species for direct-injection diesel engines, the new flamelet model is presented and used. The model is based on stoichiometric mixture fraction space, and a way of separating the numerical effort associated with the solution of the turbulent flow field from that of solving the chemistry is offered. The new species equations are carried out through coordinates transformation. The results from the species equation are developed and three-dimension entity model with the mixture fraction is got. Then the boundary conditions are put into the new flamelet model. Furthermore the pollutions emissions are calculated and compared with the experimental data. It gives a new way to predict the pollutants for direct-injection diesel engine.

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