论文信息 - The Increasing impact of Multidimensional Modelling on the Design and Development of High Speed DI Diesel Engines

The Increasing impact of Multidimensional Modelling on the Design and Development of High Speed DI Diesel Engines

The paper reviews some of the areas in which the application of computational fluid dynamics (or multidimensional modelling) to engine flows is making an impact. Specifically it focusses on the current efforts at AVL on how to use these methods in the design and development process of high speed direct injection diesel engines

WiIhelm Brandstätter | W. Brandstätter

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