I.C.Engine modeling and Simulation
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The official GTU curriculum for I.C.Engine modeling and Simulation (subject code 3731101) as prescribed for MEAA ยท Semester 3 divides the course into 5 units, covering 28 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (3731101)Unit 1 Introduction to modeling; importance of modeling; Spray equation model;
- Thin and thick spray model
- Droplet turbulence interactions
- Droplet impingement on walls
Unit 2 Modeling of IC Engines
- zero dimensional modeling
- quasi dimensional modeling
- Comparison of different combustion systems
- Combustion efficiency
- Heat of reaction - adiabatic
- constant volume combustion
- constant pressure combustion
- temperature drop due to fuel vaporization
- adiabatic flame temperature
- mean effective pressure
- torque and thermal efficiency at full throttle
- part throttle and supercharged conditions.
- flow models and combustion models
Unit 3 Laminar flow modeling; K-e model, probability density functions; effective
- vortex structures
- Compression generated turbulence. 8 17
Unit 4 Simulation of IC Engines
- SI & CI engine simulation โ air standard cycle
- fuel-air cycle
- progressive combustion cycle and actual cycle simulation โ part throttle
- full throttle and supercharged conditions
Unit 5 Simulation of New Engine Concepts
- Dual fuel engine
- low heat rejection engine
- lean burn engine
- variable compression ratio engine
- homogeneously charged compression ignition engine
- controlled auto ignition engine