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First published 2021-9

Laminar-to-turbulent flame transition and cycle-to-cycle variations in large eddy simulation of spark-ignition engines

Yunde Su, Derek Splitter, Seung Hyun Kim

International Journal of Engine Research

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First published 2021-2

A semi-empirical laminar-to-turbulent flame transition model coupled with G equation for early flame kernel development and combustion in spark-ignition engines

Seunghwan Keum, Guangfei Zhu, Ronald Grover [...]

International Journal of Engine Research

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Premixed CH 4 -Air Flame Structure Characteristic and Flow Behavior Induced by Obstacle in an Open Duct

DengKe Li, XianFeng Chen, Ying Zhang [...]

Advances in Mechanical Engineering

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First published 2018-6

Empirical investigation of spark-ignited flame-initiation cycle-to-cycle variability in a homogeneous charge reciprocating engine

Philipp Schiffmann, David L Reuss, Volker Sick

International Journal of Engine Research

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First published 2014-1

Burning on flat wicks at various orientations

Yi Zhang, Michael J Bustamante, Michael J Gollner [...]

Journal of Fire Sciences

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First published 2021-8

A predictive combustion model for one-dimensional gasoline engine simulation

Yoshihiro Nomura, Seiji Yamamoto, Makoto Nagaoka [...]

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First published 2015-4

Invited Review: Development of a one-dimensional computational fluid dynamics modeling approach to predict cycle-to-cycle variability in spark-ignition engines based on physical understanding acquired from large-eddy simulation

Stéphane Richard, Alessio Dulbecco, Christian Angelberger [...]

International Journal of Engine Research