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Introduction of Methods for Computing Chemical Reactions in Engines with HINOCA

反応計算に係る数値計算手法

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Publication code: 20234794

Paper/Info type: Forum Text (Online)

No.23-W4

Pages: 1-29(Total 29 p)

Date of publication: Jan 2024

Publisher: JSAE

Language: Japanese

Event: JSAE Forum 2023 (Winter)

Detailed Information

Category(J)	PPT資料 Translation
Category(E)	PPT slides
Author(J)	1) 桐原亮平
Author(E)	1) Ryohei Kirihara
Affiliation(J)	1) （株）FMIC R&D
Affiliation(E)	1) FMIC R&D Co., Ltd.
Abstract(J)	燃焼解析では素反応式を直接扱う詳細反応計算やG方程式モデルといった燃焼モデルを用いることが一般的である．しかし，前者は膨大な計算コストを要すること，後者はモデル化により実現象を再現できないこと等の課題が存在する．本稿では前述の問題の解決策としてHINOCAに実装されている数値計算手法について紹介する． Translation

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