Multi-Dimensional Simulation of a Port-Fuel Injection Engine using CONVERGE CFD
In this project, you will be setting up the complicated case for Port Fuel Injection (PFI) engine and will be simulating to capture key events such as injection of spray, spark ignition, flame propagation and finally the emissions.
1 month
INR 30,000
Benefits of this Project
In this project, you will be setting up the complicated case for Port Fuel Injection (PFI) engine and will be simulating to capture key events such as injection of spray, spark ignition, flame propagation and finally the emissions.
What will you do in this project?
Step 1 - Geometry clean up
Step 2 - Computational mesh setup
Step 3 - Apply Boundary Conditions and Run the Simulation
In this project, you will work on a Port Fuel Injected (PFI) engine. You will do the following in this project,
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Project Highlights
The project is an advanced level project
Pre-requisites
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Multi-Dimensional Simulation of a Port-Fuel Injection Engine using CONVERGE CFD
In this project, you will be importing the geometry provided to you and clean up the geometry first. Then, you will be setting up the case by providing appropriate boundary conditions. To capture the key events that happens inside an engine i.e spraying of fuel, spark ignition, flame propagation, you will be modeling combustion, turbulence, spark and spray. You will also get an exposure to an extremely strong features of Adaptive Mesh Refinement (AMR), Fixed embedding as these will help you capture the flow physics accurately with optimized cell count. Finally, you will post process the results in PARAVIEW and look for all the key events that happens inside the engine cylinder.