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June 18, 2020, 16:17
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Mass of Fuel per nozzle
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A.Kumar
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Hello Folks,
I am using existing Converge's Dual fuel Sector model(divided the whole cylinder into 6 parts with 60 degrees apart). Since its a single-cylinder model it contains 1 injector with 6 nozzles. Now I have computed the total mass of fuel to be injected. Since I am using only 1 sector of the cylinder with 1 nozzle for simulating combustion. My question is I should be dividing total mass by 6 right so that I can inject only that much fuel for a sector model with 1 nozzle ?. Please clarify my doubt. Best Regards and Thanks Arun |
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July 3, 2020, 09:40
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Hi Arun,
That is correct. For the sake of consistency, the total injected mass should be divided by 6. Quote:
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