Event
Training
Internal Combustion Engine Modeling in CONVERGE
May 3 - 4, 2017 3:00AM - 12:00PM EDT
Convergent Science - Detroit
This one-day course offers a hands-on introduction to CONVERGE for internal combustion (IC) engine modeling. You will practice setting up several types of IC engine cases, including diesel, PFI spark-ignited, and pre-chamber.
Upon the completion of this course, you will know how to:
- Prepare the piston and valves for motion
- Create an engine sector geometry for efficient computation
- Set up solver parameters and data files for engine simulations
- Control grid settings to obtain efficient and accurate engine simulation results
- Set up fuel injection via spray modeling
- Set up detailed chemical kinetics for accurate combustion and emissions modeling
- Set up wall heat transfer modeling in CONVERGE and direct CONVERGE to write heat transfer quantities for thermal analysis
- Set up additional modeling options that are important for engine simulations (e.g., turbulence and sources)
- Post-process engine-relevant results in CONVERGE Studio
This session includes hands-on CONVERGE Studio practice.
Prerequisites
- Introduction to CONVERGE
Events
Resources
Academic Spotlight: Illuminating the Physics of Fuel Sprays and Combustion
Removing Electric Vehicle Roadblocks: IAV Takes on Thermal Propagation With CONVERGE
Development of Prechamber Enabled Mixing-Controlled Combustion: A Fuel-Agnostic Combustion Strategy for the Future of Low-Carbon Reciprocating Engines