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Application of gaseous sphere injection method for modeling under-expanded H\(_{2}\) injection. (English) Zbl 1217.80139

Summary: A methodology for modeling gaseous injection has been refined and applied to recent experimental data from the literature. This approach uses a discrete phase analogy to handle gaseous injection, allowing for addition of gaseous injection to a CFD grid without needing to resolve the injector nozzle. This paper focuses on model testing to provide the basis for simulation of hydrogen direct injected internal combustion engines. The model has been updated to be more applicable to full engine simulations, and shows good agreement with experiments for jet penetration and time-dependent axial mass fraction, while available - radial mass fraction data is less well predicted.

MSC:

80A25 Combustion
76D25 Wakes and jets
76F25 Turbulent transport, mixing
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