This course introduces the core principles of SI combustion and the modeling techniques used to simulate and optimize engine performance. Learners will explore zero- and one-dimensional chemistry tools, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), and ignition modeling, with a focus on real-world application. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to create and interpret combustion models that support advanced engine development.
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Session 1: SI Combustion Fundamentals
Session 2: Turbulence in SI Engines
Session 3: Fuel Spray Injection in SI Engines
Session 4: Zero-and One-Dimensional Chemistry Tools
Session 5: Secondary Circuit, Arc, and Ignition Modeling
Session 6: SI Combustion Modeling
Session 7: SI Engine Cycle-to Cycle Variation
Session 8: SI Engine Knock Modeling
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Fee covers course materials and online instruction.
Fee covers course materials and online instruction.