Simulating Combustion: Simulation of Combustion and Pollutant Formation for Engine-Development

ISBN-13: 9783540251613 / Angielski / Miękka / 2005 / 402 str.

Gnter P. Merker

Opis

Focuses on simulation models and how they are applicable for the development of modern combustion engines.

Spis treści

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.

O autorze

Professor Dr.-Ing. habil. Günter Peter Merker received is Dr.-Ing. for his thesis on Thermodynamics in Munich, where he received the venia legendi as well. Since 1994 he is Professor for Applied Thermodynamics at Hannover University, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, and renown for his scientific work for major public and industrial research institutions.

Professor Dr.-Ing.habil Christian Schwarz studied Mechanical Engineering in Munich. Since 1997 Professor Schwarz is employed by BMW AG.

Dr.-Ing. habil Gunnar Stiesch studied Mechanical Engineering at Hannover University and University of Wisconsin-Madison. In the year 2000 he was research fellow at the Engine Research Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Since 2003 Dr. Stiesch is a researcher for MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH.

Dr. rer. nat. Frank Otto studied Physics Heidelberg University, where he finished his PhD-Thesis 1991. Since 2002 Dr. Otto works as a Projectmanager for Daimler Chrysler AG.  

Blurb

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 recommandations described here.