3D Numerical Simulation and Analysis of Electrically Controlled Injection Device for Gaseous Fuel Engine

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To study the flow characteristics of the electrically controlled injection device (abbreviate ECID), 3D static and transient numerical simulation were studied during the injection process of electrically controlled injection device using computational fluid dynamic software FLUENT. Simulation results revealed that the flow of ECID was influenced by the injection valve diameter, valve lift and the pressure difference; gaseous fuel was still left after inlet valve closed; mixing quality of gaseous fuel and air gradually improved along the intake manifold.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 614-615)

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441-445

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December 2012

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