Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8065478 | Ocean Engineering | 2015 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
In this paper, the influence upon thermal efficiency and the prediction of gas temperature time-histories of differing levels of sophistication in modelled gas properties and composition models is therefore evaluated, as is the effect of modelling engine losses. Using the results of this study, a coupled dynamic-thermodynamic engine simulation in the time-domain is developed, capable of modelling engine performance across the full range of operational conditions (speed and load), including part-load and transient conditions. The simulation is validated against the Otto cycle and through simulations of experimental engine data, the model is shown to successfully predict actual engine performance across a range of engine load conditions.
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Authors
A.J. Murphy, A.J. Norman, K. Pazouki, D.G. Trodden,