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火花点火发动机推维湍流卷吸燃烧模型的适用性研究(1) 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
本文在分析火花点火发动机湍流涡结构及缸内湍流特性参数的基础上,提出了适用于火花点火发动机燃烧计算的准维湍流卷吸模型,通过建立相应的子模型及求解方程,实现了燃烧过程的计算;对压缩比为10的紧型燃烧室,在改变发动机转速、负荷、空燃比以及点火正时的情况下,计算得到的压力示功图、质量率等与实测值一致,从而证实了该模型的合理性。 相似文献
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火花点火发动机准维湍流卷吸燃烧模型的适用性研究(二) 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
本文利用作者提出的火花点火发动机准维湍流卷吸燃烧模型,对压缩比为10和12的火球形燃烧室以及压缩比为10的碗形燃烧室变工况进行了计算,将计算得到的示功图、质量燃烧率等与实验值进行了对比对分析。结果表明,合理选取与燃烧室结构相对应的四个经验常数,准维湍流卷吸燃烧模型完全适用于火花点火发动机变工况及不同燃烧室结构工作过程的计算,能够正确反映火花点火发动机结构参数和运转参数对燃烧过程的影响。 相似文献
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本文介绍了火花点火发动机着火延迟期、燃烧持续期及NOx排放的数值计算方法,并结全准维湍流卷吸模型进行了数值计算。文中给出了准维模型的计算与试验结果,并分析计算了若干发动机运行参数对着火延迟期、燃烧持续期及NOx排放和平均指示压力的影响。结果表明,根据准维模型建立的着火延迟期、燃烧持续期及NOx排放计算式有较清晰的物理意义,对分析、理解火花点火发动机燃烧与排放形成有一定的参考价值。 相似文献
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火花点火发动机燃烧循环变动的理论研究 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
本文改进了一个火花点火发动机的准维计算模型,并对燃烧的循环变动进行了理论计算研究。这个模型包括点火时刻火花塞附近气流平均速度、湍流强度、气缸内残余废气系数以及缸内总的混合气质量等的循环变动的影响。将计算结果和试验结果进行了比较,证实了用这个模型可以较精确地预测燃烧的循环变动。另外,运用这个模型分别讨论了湍流强度、火焰中心位置在缸内的移动,以及残余废气系数的循环变动对不同燃烧阶段循环变动的影响程度,从而得出了一些有益的结论。 相似文献
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本文在KIVA-Ⅱ程序中实现了由作者提出了一个新的相关火焰模型。该模型的火焰面积密度的毁灭项中,从分形几何的角度出发引入了湍流的作用。通过对工质为丙烷的火花点火发动机进行的变工况计算,对新模型与Boudier的燃烧模型进行了对比。结果表明,新模型合理地考虑了湍流的作用,计算结果与实验值吻合更好。 相似文献
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火花点火发动机实现稀薄燃烧的技术措施 总被引:4,自引:1,他引:4
本文介绍了火花点火发动机稀薄燃烧的特点及实现稀薄燃烧所采用的关键技术措施,文章指出:实现稀薄燃烧是提高车用火花点火发动机的经济性和改善排放性能的重要途径。 相似文献
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本文总结火花点火式发动机燃烧过程研究的发展,着重讨论了火花点火式发动机分层,稀薄燃烧技术的特点,分析其相对传统燃烧方式的优点和应用中存在的问题,展望今后的发展趋势。 相似文献
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围绕降低火花点火发动机的有害排放和提高其经济性,内燃机工作者对火花点发动机的燃烧进行了大量的基础研究工作。本文对其中若干问题的研究现状与动态进行了综述,以期对火花点火发动机预混燃烧的基础研究有一个最基本的了解。 相似文献
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结合燃烧模型,湍流火焰传播模型以及化学动力学模型,建立了摩托车四冲程汽油机双区准维燃烧模型。运用该模型模拟燃烧过程,并进行爆燃预测。用此模型CUB100摩托车汽油机进行了计算,预测了CUB100提高压缩比后爆燃的发生。 相似文献
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Rainer N. Dahms Michael C. Drake Todd D. Fansler T.-W. Kuo N. Peters 《Combustion and Flame》2011,158(11):2245-2260
Recent high-speed imaging of ignition processes in spray-guided gasoline engines has motivated the development of the physically-based spark channel ignition monitoring model SparkCIMM, which bridges the gap between a detailed spray/vaporization model and a model for fully developed turbulent flame front propagation. Previously, both SparkCIMM and high-speed optical imaging data have shown that, in spray-guided engines, the spark plasma channel is stretched and wrinkled by the local turbulence, excessive stretching results in spark re-strikes, large variations occur in turbulence intensity and local equivalence ratio along the spark channel, and ignition occurs in localized regions along the spark channel (based upon a Karlovitz-number criteria).In this paper, SparkCIMM is enhanced by: (1) an extended flamelet model to predict localized ignition spots along the spark plasma channel, (2) a detailed chemical mechanism for gasoline surrogate oxidation, and (3) a formulation of early flame kernel propagation based on the G-equation theory that includes detailed chemistry and a local enthalpy flamelet model to consider turbulent enthalpy fluctuations. In agreement with new experimental data from broadband spark and hot soot luminosity imaging, the model establishes that ignition prefers to occur in fuel-rich regions along the spark channel. In this highly-turbulent highly-stratified environment, these ignition spots burn as quasi-laminar flame kernels. In this paper, the laminar burning velocities and flame thicknesses of these kernels are calculated along the mean turbulent flame front, using tabulated detailed chemistry flamelets over a wide range of stoichiometry and exhaust gas dilution. The criteria for flame propagation include chemical (cross-over temperature based) and turbulence (Karlovitz-number based) effects. Numerical simulations using ignition models of different physical complexity demonstrate the significance of turbulent mixture fraction and enthalpy fluctuations in the prediction of early flame front propagation. A third paper on SparkCIMM (companion paper to this one) focuses on the importance of molecular fuel properties and flame curvature on early flame propagation and compares computed flame propagation with high speed combustion imaging and computed heat release rates with cylinder pressure analysis.The goals of SparkCIMM development are to (a) enhance our fundamental understanding of ignition and combustion processes in highly-turbulent highly-stratified engine conditions, (b) incorporate that understanding into a physically-based submodel for RANS engine calculations that can be reliably used without modification for a wide range of conditions (i.e., homogeneous or stratified, low or high turbulence, low or high dilution), and (c) provide a submodel that can be incorporated into a future LES model for physically-based modeling of cycle-to-cycle variability in engines. 相似文献
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A methodology is presented for studying the influence of using alternative fuels on the cycle-to-cycle variations of a spark ignition engine which has been fuelled with mixtures of natural gas and hydrogen in different proportions (0–100%). The experimental facility consists of a single-cylindrical spark ignition engine coupled to an asynchronous machine with a constant engine rotation speed of 1500 rpm. A thermodynamic combustion diagnostic model based on genetic algorithms is used to evaluate the combustion chamber pressure data experimentally obtained in the mentioned engine. The model is used to make the pressure diagnosis of series of 830 consecutive engine cycles automatically, with a high grade of objectivity of the combustion analysis, since the relevant adjustment parameters (i.e. pressure offset, effective compression ratio, top dead center angular position, heat transfer coefficients) are calculated by the genetic algorithm. Results indicate that the combustion process is dominated by the turbulence inside the combustion chamber (generated during intake and compression), showing little dependency of combustion variation on the mixture composition. This becomes more evident when relevant combustion variables are plotted versus the Mass Fraction Burned of each mixture. The only exception is the case of 100% hydrogen, due to the inherent higher laminar speed of hydrogen that causes combustion acceleration and thus turbulence generation. 相似文献
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Xiang LI Wenzheng ZHANG Zhong HUANG Dehao JU Li HUANG Mingzhi FENG Xingcai LU Zhen HUANG 《Frontiers in Energy》2019,13(3):483
Liquefied natural gas (LNG), mainly composed of methane, is in progress to substitute diesel fuel in heavy-duty marine engine for practical, economic, and environmental considerations. However, natural gas is relatively difficult to be ignited in a large bore combustion chamber. A combustion enhancement technique called pre-chamber turbulent jet ignition (TJI) can permit combustion and flame propagation in a large-bore volume. To investigate the effect of air-fuel equivalence ratio and pre-mixed pressure on pre-chamber TJI of methane/air mixtures with multiple orifices in a large bore volume, experimental tests and computational simulations were implemented to study the discharge of hot turbulent jets from six orifices of the pre-chamber. Different initial pressures and air-fuel equivalence ratios were considered to analyze the characteristics of TJI. The asymmetry of the turbulent jet actuated from six different orifices were found due to the asymmetric orientation of the spark plug, resulting in the inhomogeneous distribution of combustion in the constant volume chamber, which should be considered seriously in the marine engine design. Besides, as the premixed pressure increases, it has more effect on the flame propagation and plays a more important role, as it further increases. 相似文献