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Old   November 5, 2018, 07:09
Default how to use glow plug in diesel engine simulation using converge
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hello Sir,
i want to use glow plug in my diesel engine simulation.If anyone used it before and run the simulation in converge,kindly help me (or) if you have any idea,how to use glow plug, kindly suggest.
i tried with certain things such as assigning glow plug as stationary boundary of wall type with certain temperature,but it did not work.
can i able to model glow plug as source/sink model?
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Hi;

It depends on how you want to simulate the glow plug. There are two approaches that I can think of:
  1. If the glow plug is always ON (the surface temperature stays very high for the whole simulation period), then you can set the boundary temperature to the high value that you have for the glow plug.
  2. In case your glow plug turns ON for a short period during the engine cycle and turns OFF for the rest, you'll have to use an energy source.

Let me know if you have more questions.
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Dear sir,
Thanks for your suggestion
As per your suggestion,I tried 1st approach where the glow plug is always on & the temperature of the glow plug is maintained at 1373 K.
Though the spray touches the glow plug but there is no change in temperature of spray after heating it.so it results in fuel to be unburned and combustion does not start.
I would like to know that why surface ignition of fuel is not happening though the glowplug is maintained at very high temperature.

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Kasinath,

Are you using a wall film model and if so, is a film forming on your glow plug boundary? How much of your injected liquid fuel is evaporating currently?

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