New Physical and Chemical Models for the CFD Simulation of Exhaust Gas Lines: A Generic Approach

In the near future the effort on the development of exhaust gas treatment systems must be increased to meet the stringent emission requirements. If the relevant physical and chemical models are available, the numerical simulation is an important tool for the design of these systems. This work presen...

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Published in:SAE transactions Vol. 111; pp. 65 - 75
Main Authors: Wanker, Roland, Granter, Harald, Bachler, Günther, Rabenstein, Gerd, Ennemoser, Andreas, Tatschl, Reinhard, Bollig, Marcus
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc 01-01-2002
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Summary:In the near future the effort on the development of exhaust gas treatment systems must be increased to meet the stringent emission requirements. If the relevant physical and chemical models are available, the numerical simulation is an important tool for the design of these systems. This work presents a CFD model that allows to cover the full range of applications in this area. After a detailed presentation of the theoretical background and the modeling strategies results for the simulation of a close-coupled catalyst are shown. The presented model is also applied to the oxidation of nitrogen oxides, to a diesel particle filter and a fuel-cell reformer catalyst.
ISSN:0096-736X
2577-1531