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Simulating Combustion - Simulation of combustion and pollutant formation for engine-development
Merker, G.P., Schwarz, C., Stiesch, G., Otto, F.
Springer
2006
Softcover XXIV, 402 p. 240 illus., ISBN 3540251618
£71.50
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The content spans from simple thermodynamics of the combustion engine to complex models for the
description of the air/fuel mixture, ignition, combustion and pollutant formation considering the engine
periphery of petrol and diesel engines. Thus the emphasis of the book is on the simulation models and
how they are applicable for the development of modern combustion engines. Computers can be used
as the engineers testbench following the rules and recommendations described here.
Written for: Researchers and scientists in industry and institutions; libraries
Contents
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Abbreviations and symbols.
- Introduction.
- Introduction into the functioning of internal combustion engines.
- Foundations of reaction kinetics.
- Engine combustion.
- Phenomenological combustion models.
- Pollutant formation
- Calculation of the real working process.
- Total process analysis.
- Fluid mechanical simulation.-
- Literature.
- Index.
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