Progress in catalytic ignition fabrication, modeling and infrastructure : (part 2) development of a multi-zone engine model simulated using MATLAB software.

Cuddihy, Jeremy; Beyerlein, Steve; TranLIVE. University of Idaho

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Progress in catalytic ignition fabrication, modeling and infrastructure : (part 2) development of a multi-zone engine model simulated using MATLAB software.

2014-02-01
By Cuddihy, Jeremy ; Beyerlein, Steve

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Cuddihy, Jeremy ; Beyerlein, Steve

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Corporate Creators:

TranLIVE. University of Idaho
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration
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Catalysis Data Collection Engines Heat Transfer Ignition Systems Mathematical Models Pollutants Simulation
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KLK907 ; N14-09B

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Tech Report
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United States
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TranLIVE. University of Idaho
Abstract:

A mathematical model was developed for the purpose of providing students with data

acquisition and engine modeling experience at the University of Idaho. In developing the

model, multiple heat transfer and emissions models were researched and compared before

being implemented in the final model. It was decided that empirical methods would be used

to predict engine performance facets due to their simplicity, and would be later modified, or

adjusted, to fit the test results.

In an attempt to improve the accuracy of the MATLAB (Matrix Laboratory) model, specific

heats were modeled as a function of temperature, friction effects were modeled as a function

of engine speed (RPM), valve opening and closing was included, and emissions predictions

were included based on a two-zone approach. Although the model is in the process of being

validated, preliminary comparisons with engine manufacturer’s data has shown promising

results.
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