Numerical Simulation of the Fuel Flow in the Flow Passage of the Injector Nozzle
Authors: Grishin Yu.A., Kopylov A.S. | Published: 29.10.2015 |
Published in issue: #10(667)/2015 | |
Category: Transportation and Power Engineering | |
Keywords: computational fluid dynamics, control volume method, nozzle, injector, velocity field, pressure field, injection pressure, fuel cyclic feed |
The process of fuel injection through the diesel engine injector nozzle was numerically simulated under stationary and dynamic conditions taking into account the multi-phase environment. The simulation was performed using the ANSYS computational fluid dynamics simulation software. Even though the integral characteristics of the injection were nearly the same, the first and second case showed noticeable variations in the structure of the flow, and the correlation between the liquid and vapour phases of the fuel. The variations reflect the fact that the process develops over time and, therefore, there is a time delay in the injection pressure and rate. These findings should be taken into account when calculating and designing fuel supply systems for diesel engines in the future.
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