An Effective Design and CFD Analysis of Combustion Chamber in IC Engine: A Study

B. Radhika, V S Hariharan

Abstract


High-temperature gases are produced via combustion ordecomposition of the propellant. The products produced is discharged via a nozzle to achieve excessive gas pace and thereby preferredthrust. Suitable design of chamber, nozzle performs the essential function for powerful utilization of propellant strength. Chamber with one aspectconvergent-divergent nozzle and the opposite side extension model changed into considered because of the version. New computational strategies are continuouslyevolved so that we can solve issues in distinctive engineering fields. One of these fields is gas turbines, wherein the project is to make gasturbinesmorenormal and to reduce emissions which are awful for the environment. One of the principal elements of a gas turbine that may beadvanced is the combustion chamber. In order to optimize the combustion chamber, both experimental and numerical methods arereferred to as for. Numerical optimization implies the need to model the most vital phenomena in combustion chambers which includeturbulent spinning go with the flow, chemical reactions, heat transfer, and so forth. In this contest, we try to design a simple but correct version, for aregular combustor of the commercialinterest, that can be examined in a quite quick time and that yields reliable effects.


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