Setting up the Gas Composition Using Verified Engine Data
You can use verified engine data to set up the composition of the exhaust gas and the gas composition for initialization and boundary conditions manually.
- Right-click the Edit. node and select
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In the Exhaust Properties group-box, set the
Mass Weighting for the exhaust components as
required.
For more information, see Materials Reference—Exhaust Dialog.
- Click Apply, then Close.
To set the initial gas composition for the cylinder and
ports:
- Right-click the Edit. node and select
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Within the
Initial Conditions tab, in the
Cylinder group box, set the following properties:
- Air Mass Weighting
- Exhaust Mass Weighting
- Fuel Mass Weighting
For more information, see Engine Reference—Initial Conditions.
- Repeat Step 5 using the group boxes Intake Port [n] and Exhaust Port [n], where [n] specifies the number of the respective port.
- Click Apply, then Close.
To set the initial gas composition for plenums:
- Right-click the Edit. node and select
- Within the Initial Conditions tab, in the Fixed Plenum group box, set the initial gas composition as described in Step 5. The mass weighting of fuel is automatically set to zero.
To set the gas composition at the flow
boundaries:
- For an inlet boundary, edit the Cylinder or Plenum [n]. node, where [engine part] can be
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Within the Edit dialog, in the Species Mass Fraction group box, set the following
properties:
- Air Mass Weighting
- Exhaust Mass Weighting
- Fuel Mass Weighting (for inlets in two-stroke engines, this value is automatically set to zero)
For more information, see Engine Part Surface Reference.
- Click Apply, then Close.
- To set the species mass weightings at the outlets, repeat Step 10 - 12 for the Cylinder or Plenum [n]. nodes, where [engine part] can be