Comparing flame measurements with CFD combustion simulation
Comparing flame measurements with CFD combustion simulation
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Hi all,
for improving our combustion simulation code KIVA3V we want to do endoscopic optical investigations on our diesel test engine. In a first step we want to do simple soot luminiscense recording.
The problem is how to compare measurement and simulation (2D photos of the real flame but 3D results of the CFD-simulation)? For simulation I can calculate the radiation of the soot particles in the burning flame with Stefan-Boltzman law for grey bodys. How can I get an comparable value from the measurments? Does anybody know a formula or literature where to find this information?
Thanks an best regards,
Ulf
for improving our combustion simulation code KIVA3V we want to do endoscopic optical investigations on our diesel test engine. In a first step we want to do simple soot luminiscense recording.
The problem is how to compare measurement and simulation (2D photos of the real flame but 3D results of the CFD-simulation)? For simulation I can calculate the radiation of the soot particles in the burning flame with Stefan-Boltzman law for grey bodys. How can I get an comparable value from the measurments? Does anybody know a formula or literature where to find this information?
Thanks an best regards,
Ulf





RE: Comparing flame measurements with CFD combustion simulation
G. Borman and K.Nishiwaki, "A Review of Internal Combustion Engine Heat Transfer," Prog. Energy Combustion Science, vol. 13, pp. 1-46, 1987.
Or of perhaps more interest,
P. Flynn, et al., "Experimental Determination of Instantaneous Potential Radiant Heat Transfer within an Operating Diesel Engine," SAE paper 720022, SAE Trans, vol. 81, 1972.
What are you using for emissivity in your calculations?
RE: Comparing flame measurements with CFD combustion simulation
There might be some expertize there.
RE: Comparing flame measurements with CFD combustion simulation
Actually I don't have all constant values for the caluclation yet. Approximately I will use for emissivity a value of about 0.9 for first tests.
Thanks and regards
Ulf